Successful Multi-Channel Cabling now Extended to Temperature Signals

Kistler is introducing its successful multi-channel cabling to temperature signals for injection molding. This technology is based on the miniaturized thermocouple amplifier Type 2205A... with 2 or 4 channels, to which the sensors are connected using the cut and grip technique. The amplifier's compactness allows direct mounting in the mold for ideal connecting cable and electronics protection. A special case is available for mounting on the mold or machine. The amplifier is connected to the CoMo Injection process monitoring system Type 2869A... with just one cable, which can transmit up to 4 temperature signals. The new amplifier provides ideal support for the combined pressure and temperature sensors Type 6189A... and 6190B....

With CoMo Injection for injection molding, Kistler had already introduced multi-channel cabling for pressure sensors. This method allows connection of up to 8 sensors in the mold with just one cable. Signals from both pressure and temperature sensors can now be measured, analyzed and evaluated on the CoMo Injection.

Kistler Group

Kistler’s core competence is the development, production and use of sensors for measuring pressure, force, torque and acceleration. Kistler’s know-how and electronic systems can be used to prepare measuring signals for use in analyzing physical processes, controlling and optimizing industrial processes, improving product quality in manufacturing and improving performance in sports and rehabilitation.

Kistler offers a comprehensive range of sensors and systems for engine development, automotive engineering, plastics and metal processing, installation technology and biomechanics.

A worldwide sales presence in the form of 19 group companies and 30 distributors ensures customer proximity, application support on an individual level and short lead times.

With a staff of more than 800, the Kistler Group is one of the world’s leading providers of dynamic measuring instrumentation. The Kistler Group achieved turnover of 160 million Swiss Francs in the 2005 financial year.