Full welded construction: increasing reliability in vacuum conditions
Badotherm offers a full welded construction on their diaphragm seal systems. A full welded system means that not only the capillaries are welded to the diaphragm seal body, which is standard practice, but also the capillary is welded with a special construction and special weld
Protect your instruments with polymer coatings
In many industries it is required to have a ‘plastic’ or polymer coating over the diaphragm seals or wetted parts of the diaphragm seals in order to protect your instruments. Badotherm offers a wide range of polymer coatings on their diaphragm seals. Polymer coating are
Engineered and manufactured to withstand the harshest conditions
It remains a beautiful picture… a DP Level measurement with a Yokogawa pressure transmitter type EJX110A and Badotherm USL type diaphragm seals. This is a heavy duty execution with a 2” class 900-1500 RJF process connection according the ASME B16.5. The USL diaphragm seal type
Simplify your installation process with lifting handles
Diaphragm seals can consist heavy flanges and are sometimes hard to handle. As such, we developed a simple accessory to facilitate easier handling of these heavy seals: lifting handles. We recommend to use these handles from class 600 and above for size 2” and 3”.
Differential pressure gauge with diaphragm seal for exotic requirements
Badotherm differential pressure gauge model BDT13 has been around for quite some time. The BDT13 is built on the diaphragm seal technology of Badotherm. With this special approach we’re able to produce a differential gauge with high accuracy over the full scale value of the
Ultra high pressure gauges
The Badotherm ultra-high pressure gauge line is supplied in complete compliance with the requirements and test conditions of the new DIN 16001 high-pressure standard. The DIN16001 fills the gap for pressure gauges with ranges above 1600 bar. Up to 1600 bar was covered by the