Teltherm operations have been restricted to essential services, we are focussed on providing value to your operations
We are working remotely where possible, however we can accommodate your needs all be it a little slower at times.
We will be able to accept deliveries, and have processes in place to accept "drop offs".
These restrictions will be updated as our current situation becomes clearer.
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PRESSURE
Pressure is one of the most measured variables in many industry segments. Pressure can be defined as the force acting upon an area, with the force applied being spread equally over the surface area, and not to a single point. The pressure applied to a surface depends on both the compression level of the media and the surface area size.
Temperature
Temperature is the most measured variable in process industries and is often the most critical factor within the process. An inaccurate measurement, however small, can have a detrimental effect and impact product quality, energy consumption and efficiency.
FLOW
Flow measurement is generally defined as the quantification of any bulk fluid movement. The ‘fluid’ can be liquid, solid, gaseous, or a combination. There are many reasons you might need to measure flow, and we can help you decide the best method and device for your application.
LEVEL
We supply a wide range of level instruments and have a comprehensive process to determine the right product for your application. We’ll take into account the media’s physical aspects and a range of other important parameters.
GAS DETECTION
We offer a comprehensive range of quality gas detection products from world-class companies including Honeywell Analytics, RAE Systems, Ion Science, MRU, Kane International and Bacharach.
ANALYTICS
Analysers form a critical part of many process control and monitoring systems. Whether it’s for environmental, quality or safety reasons, you rely on an analyser to let you know the physical properties of the materials you’re using, producing or releasing into the environment.
CALIBRATION
But even the highest performing measurement instruments drift over time, due to vibration, pulsation, harsh environments, handling errors, temperature changes, or dirt and chemicals in the ambient air.
