Built to Last in Aggressive Media
METTLER TOLEDO offers turbidity sensors in stainless steel designed to withstand aggressive media and high temperatures in many industrial liquid/solid separation processes.
Hygienic Design to Meet Cleaning Requirements
Select in-line turbidity sensors offer a hygienic design that can withstand steam-sterilization and autoclave requirements common in cell culture monitoring and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Greater Flexibility for Reduced Installation Costs
With a compact sensor design, various sensor lengths and retractable sensor housings, METTLER TOLEDO turbidity sensors were built to maximize process flexibility during installation.
Quick In-Line Turbidity Sensor Verification
METTLER TOLEDO turbidity sensors with CaliCap technology allow operators to perform system calibrations in minutes, without the need for chemicals.
Designed to Prevent Fouling and Reduce Maintenance
Optical fiber turbidity sensors have an unbroken surface structure design to reduce the occurrence of sensor fouling during measurement.
Low Maintenance for Long-Term Performance
METTLER TOLEDO turbidity sensors are built to maintain their linearity over long process runs, reducing calibration needs and preventing possible process interruptions.
Made for Easy Process Installation
Designed to meet a wide range of installation needs, these turbidity sensors can integrate into bioreactors, standard process housings and a variety of standard brewery connections.
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