The leader in Silicon-On-Sapphire High Temperature Pressure Transducer Technology
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Welcome to Sensonetics


Sensonetics offer a wide range of Mercury Free Silicon on Sapphire High Temperature Pressure and Temperature Transducers,Transmitters and Plastic Melt Sensors, Optical Composition Probes and Power Semiconductor Devices that can operate in high temperature conditions for long periods.

Sensonetics has successfully produced Transducer for sophisticated projects such as the B2 Stealth Bomber, ADCAP Torpedo, GE Aircraft Engine Testing, F111 Fighter and the Bradley Fighting Vehicles. A Silicon on Sapphire Pressure Transducer has unusually high temperature and pressure capabilities coupled with long-term accuracy and precision.

This makes a Silicon on Sapphire Pressure Transducer, Transmitter or Sensor ideal for Plastic Melt, Extrusion, Injection Molding, Mold Cavity, Petroleum, Down Hole, Deep Water, Submersible and Sub-Sea applications.

Direct in-line, real time pressure and temperature measurement will eliminate mercury use and safety issues. High temperature stability,chemically inert and abrasion resistant are features of Silicon on Sapphire Pressure and Temperature Transducers, Sensors and Transmitters.
New Product Development


  • EHT
    Extreme High Temperature Pressure & Temperature Transducer...
  • PRJ Series Pressure Sensors
    Use upto a temperature (150 ℃) Compact size and light weight, easy...
  • PRN01 Series Pressure Sensors
    High performance type pressure transmitter with a little temperature effect and excellent in noise...
Item: Downhole Products Specs
State-of-the-art Silicon-on-Sapphire pressure SEN 1000
Item: Plastic Melt Products Specs
Sensonetic's SEN 400 and 422 Pressure Series
Item: Aerospace/Military Industrial Products
State-of-the-art Silicon-on-Sapphire pressure SEN 500
Item: Optical Probe Specs
The Series 2000 Optical Composition Probes
Item: Zener Diodes
Sensonetics Zener-Type Arc Suppressors are
Item:EHT
Extreme High Temperature Pressure
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