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More activity on the last day at Interphex in New York.  I heard it was a great show, except for the rainy final day.

What’s happening at Interphex? 

Bill is streaming our Interphex experience live to the team back at Burns.  It’s a fun way to allow the entire team to share in what’s happening.

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Sharing a few messages with our visitors at the show.

Did you see this in the Interphex Show Daily?

Stop by and visit with Bill (RTDologist™) and Jeff (RTDology™ Moderator) in booth 3813.  They have lots to share.

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…Off and running. 

 Burns, booth 3813,  is talking about autoclave sensors, mini immersion sensors and miniature transmitters.

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Solving measurement challenges, large & small, durable & delicate, precision & standard, typical & not so typical.

What have you seen at Interphex in the “not so typical” category?  Share with us-leave a comment.

Check out this Application Note from Bill Bergquist (RTDologist™).  Flush Mount RTDs.  It may not look like your typical RTD, but in our world each application deserves the most appropriate design.  Some times it’s “typical” and a lot of times it’s not so “typical”, but it’s always the right sensor. 

Because it’s about the measurement first!

Have a non-typical challenge? 

Contact us and we’ll help you get the right measurement.