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Kulite ETM-375-2500A 4-Wire 5Vdc Absolute Flush Diaphragm Pressure Transducer

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Product description

Miniature 4-wire absolute pressure transducer with flush diaphragm, 170 BAR range, 5Vdc output, stainless steel compatible.

The Kulite ETM-375-2500A is a highly durable miniature pressure transducer designed for precise absolute pressure measurement in liquids and gases compatible with 15-5 PH or 316 stainless steel. Featuring a flush metal diaphragm that acts as the force collector, the device transfers force through a layer of non-compressible silicone oil to a solid-state piezoresistive sensing element. This sensor operates in a 4-wire configuration to provide a stable 5 Vdc output, accommodating maximum pressures up to 170 BAR (2500 PSI). The robust stainless steel construction ensures compatibility with aggressive pressure media and is suitable for biotechnological applications requiring accurate pressure monitoring, such as bioprocessing instrumentation, molecular diagnostics labs, and biomanufacturing pressure control. Its miniature size and threaded design optimize integration into compact systems and fluidic setups widely used in synthetic biology research and clinical diagnostics instrumentation. The ETM-375 series pressure transducers are essential for precise fluid and gas pressure measurement in advanced laboratory and industrial biotechnology equipment.

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Last updated 19 October 2026