[CLA Case] Management of Foam Suppressant Liquid Level in Water-Soluble Waste Liquid Treatment System [Non-Contact]

Using the liquid level sensor "CLA"! Introducing a case study on the water-soluble waste liquid treatment system at a printing peripheral equipment manufacturer.

We would like to introduce a case study on the management of the liquid level of a defoamer in a water-soluble waste liquid treatment system using the non-contact liquid level sensor "CLA," which can be installed on various tanks due to its electrodes being compatible with PET film. (Detection target: defoamer) The manufacturer of printing peripheral equipment was concerned about sensor degradation with contact-type sensors, making it difficult to predict failure timing and potentially increasing maintenance needs. They faced the challenge of needing a sensor that could be easily installed on tanks, facilitating mass production and making future maintenance easier. Thus, they adopted the non-contact "CLA." As a result, the sensor can be easily attached from the outside of the tank, ensuring mass production capability, and maintenance can be performed simply by replacing it from the outside of the tank, making it much easier. 【Current Challenges and Requests】 ■ With contact-type sensors, degradation is a concern, making it difficult to predict failure timing and potentially increasing maintenance needs. ■ A sensor that can be easily installed on tanks, facilitating mass production and making future maintenance easier is preferred. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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