Bus Applications Using Universal Level Sensors
Bus manufactures (including City, Tour and Luxury buses) require feedback on the status of all the fluid level containers and reservoir tanks on their vehicles.
PS71 vs PS72 in Low Temp Applications, Kapton advantages
A locomotive train needs to operate in the widest of environmental conditions: from the hot and dryness of Arizona to the cold and icy conditions in northern Norway.
Fire Truck Breathing Air Tank with 2600 Series Pressure Transducer Cleaned for Oxygen Service
Modern fire trucks are full of numerous controls and sensors: water level, water pressure, water flow rate, tire pressure monitoring, vehicle grade and slope indication, etc
Motorcycle Shocks, featuring A Series Solenoid Valves
Motorcycle air shocks have steadily improved over the last several years and have become more popular
PS61 Pressure Switch for Drag Racing Nitrous Engines
Nitrous oxide (N2O) is used in race car engines to provide a short but effective boost of energy.
Level Sensor for Bus Ingress Water Level
City buses all over the world need to operate in all conditions: hot, cold, dry, wet, rain, snow, sleet, ice, etc.
Pressure Sensor for Passenger & Freight Train Braking
Air Brake Operating Units (BOU) are used extensively on passenger and freight trains around the world
Ensuring Coolant Levels in Buses
As a city bus is making it’s rounds through the city, there are numerous functions that are all running simultaneously to keep the bus on time, to keep the passengers on time and to ensure all runs smoothly with no interruptions.
Automatic Hydraulic Level System for Recreational Vehicles
Hydraulic level systems on Recreational Vehicles (RV) automatically level the vehicle when it is parked. This ensures a more comfortable living experience within the RV. Nobody wants to spend valuable vacation time manually leveling the RV after a long drive! In addition, no one wants to spill their drink from an unlevel table!
BLOODHOUND SSC Update: Pursuit of reaching new World Land Speed Record
On October 26, BLOODHOUND SSC, a British supersonic land vehicle that is currently in development, made its first public run. In front of assembled media and guests, the 5.5-ton vehicle accelerated to 210 mph in 8.0 seconds from stationary.
Gems Supports Project to Set New World Land Speed Record
The current land speed record is 763.035 mph. The BLOODHOUND SSC Project hopes to set a new record of 1000 mph.