Stemco, a division of Senasys, has released the 368 Series Hydrastat Capillary Diaphragm Assemblies, built for tough temperature control in HVAC systems, food equipment, and industrial machinery. These assemblies deliver durability and customizable options for diverse applications.
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Flexible and Reliable Temperature Management: Hydrastat Capillary Diaphragm Assemblies
The 368 Series assemblies respond quickly to temperature changes, ensuring consistent system performance.
- Wide Temperature Range: Calibrate from -20°F to 700°F, with operation from -40°F to 700°F. They handle extreme conditions in industrial ovens, refrigeration, and heating systems.
- Custom Options: Choose from capillary tube diameters of 0.059” or 0.078” and lengths from 4 inches to 12 feet. Bulb-only probes are also available for specific setups.
- Standalone Components: The liquid-filled bulb, capillary tube, and diaphragm sense temperature changes and relay mechanical signals to control systems. They easily integrate into custom designs or work as replacements.
Cup Size Options: Choose from three capillary cup assembly options. The 5/8” cup diameter offers a maximum travel of 0.028” and a max external load of 6#. The 3/4” cup diameter provides a maximum travel of 0.045” and a max external load of 20#. The 1” cup diameter has a maximum travel of 0.041” and a max external load of 15#- Durable Materials: Options include copper, nickel-plated copper, or stainless steel to resist corrosion in harsh environments.
Broad Industry Applications
The 368 Series assemblies are the standard sensors in all our 350 Series bulb and capillary thermostats and are also sold as standalone units. They simplify design and integration for manufacturers and are essential for reliable temperature control in commercial HVAC, food equipment, and industrial machinery. These assemblies consist of a liquid-filled bulb, capillary tube, and diaphragm, which sense temperature changes and transmit mechanical signals to control systems. Manufacturers use these components to integrate into custom control designs.
