Pressure sensor accuracy isn’t determined only at the moment of calibration. Over days, weeks, or years, every pressure sensor experiences some degree of zero drift, span shift, and long-term stability… Read More
Why In-House Machining Makes the Difference One of Validyne’s biggest advantages, and one that most sensor companies cannot match, is that we machine almost every metal component of our sensors… Read More
Calibrating pressure sensors at very low temperatures, especially below -20°C, is a challenge for many manufacturers. Metals contract; mechanical stresses intensify causing traditional strain-gauge sensors to drift significantly. Validyne’s VR-based… Read More
We’re now officially registered under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations — expanding our ability to serve the defense and aerospace programs that depend on precision instrumentation. Validyne Engineering has… Read More
Proper valve arrangements let you install, remove, or service a transducer without shutting down your system, and without risking damage to the sensing element. Gauge Pressure Applications (PSIG) If you’re… Read More
There are several specifications that are commonly used to describe pressure transducers to help the user determine if the transducer is suitable for a particular application. All of these relate… Read More
For more than five decades, Validyne Engineering has specialized in one core mission: providing extremely reliable, highly accurate differential pressure measurement for the harshest environments. At the center of this… Read More
Why Draft Pressure Matters in Glass Furnaces Industrial glass production relies on massive furnaces designed for continuous, high temperature operation. Every year, millions of tons of glass are produced, including… Read More
When it comes to understanding how sound travels through the natural environment, few conditions are as complex as a dense forest blanketed in snow—or alive with summer foliage. That’s exactly… Read More
When it comes to respiratory diagnostics, precision is critical—especially in assessing muscle strength in patients with neuromuscular or chronic respiratory conditions. In a notable 1994 clinical study, a newly developed… Read More
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