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GEMÜ 3220

Temperature transducer

  • Description
  • Features
  • Technical specifications

GEMÜ 3220 is a temperature transducer which converts the physical variable temperature proportionally into an electrical signal.

  • Simple installation
  • Linear output signal
  • Fast response time
  • Good long term stability
  • Media wetted parts made of high-grade plastic and ceramics
  • Installation in standard union tees
  • Connection: Male thread
  • Max. operating pressure: 10 bar
  • Max. media temperature: 60 ° C
  • Min. media temperature: -10 ° C
Fabrication of metallic microcomponents by electroforming
Further applications

Product applications

Fabrication of metallic microcomponents by electroforming

The complex geometry of microcomponents, which for example are used in a clock movement in the form of gears or escape wheels, can no longer be obtained without burring using standard mechanical processes. New processes, such as the Direct LIGA Process, allow the fabrication of such microcomponents, in which the microstructures are defi ned lithographically and deposited by electroplating.