ATMI launches the Spanish version of its website atmi-sensor.es to help professionals in Spanish-speaking markets choose a level detector. This version makes information about our solutions for liquids and bulk solids more accessible. It also supports the work of our distribution partners, as users can define their requirements more clearly before discussing with their local contact which device suits the conditions of their installation.
Level detection fulfils a specific function within a process. In a tank, it can control a pump or signal that a high level has been reached. In a silo, it can stop filling when the material reaches the specified threshold. The choice of technology therefore depends on the stored product, as well as the required action and mounting constraints. Point level detection must be distinguished from continuous measurement, which tracks changes in level.
For liquids, ATMI float level switch use a change in the inclination of the body to actuate an electrical contact. Depending on the model and wiring, this contact controls a pump or an alarm. Selection must take into account the density of the fluid and its compatibility with the float and cable materials. The space available in the tank and liquid agitation also influence the choice of float level switch and its installation.
Our product ranges for liquids suit different configurations. Float level regulators with external ballast on the cable allow the pivot point of the float to be defined, while self-ballasted float level regulators incorporate the ballast within their body. The tubular level detectors in the TUBA range address the constraints of tanks with narrow openings. Choosing a level detector therefore requires matching the characteristics of the fluid with the geometry of the tank and the intended operation.
For bulk solids, ATMI offers several level detection principles. The tilt level sensor in the SOLIBA range switches when the force exerted by the material causes it to tilt. Diaphragm level detectors respond to pressure applied to their surface, while rotary paddle level switches detect the resistance of the material to rotation. The nature of the material and its behaviour within the silo therefore guide the choice. The position of the detector must take into account the slope formed during filling.
The Spanish version of our website aims to make it easier for professionals who work in this language to assess these solutions. An equipment manufacturer or system integrator can consult our range to prepare the selection of a level detector. The aim is to help them match the characteristics of the devices to their application, then send a clearly defined enquiry to our teams or one of our partners.
This initiative supports an international presence built on a network of 600 distributors across 150 countries. Our partners contribute their knowledge of installations and the needs of their local markets. The Spanish website complements this support by providing access to our expertise from the initial search for a solution. It helps establish a technical dialogue about operating conditions to guide each professional towards a device suited to their process.
Are you looking for a level detector for a tank or silo? Explore our ATMI website in Spanish at atmi-sensor.es and contact our teams to discuss your application.
