INTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL SENSOR SOLUTIONS FOR REAL WORLD CONDITIONS
Senmatic specializes in integrated industrial sensor solutions for a broad range of industry segments, drawing on a wide range of in-house technologies for the efficient and agile development of customized sensor solutions. The technology areas where we excel include mechanical, electronic and software engineering for low and high-temperature sensors, humidity sensors and gas sensors.
At Senmatic, we work using quality management systems and processes that live up to the requirements of global industry leaders and certification for compliance to standards in, for example, the oil and gas, marine and other industries. A Danish company founded in 1975, Senmatic supports our customers worldwide from sales and production facilities in Denmark and China.
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Business Areas
Oil & Gas
Sensors for use in oil, LNG and LPG
Marine Industry
Sensors engines, exhaust gas, turbo chargers and control of temperatures in oil, water and bearings
Power Generation
Sensors for use in Wind turbines, furnaces, CHP plants etc.
Refrigeration / Reefer
Sensors for use in refrigerated areas
Process Industry
Sensors for controlling of processes in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries
HVAC
Sensors for heating-, ventilation- and air conditioning systems
Machinery & Automation
Sensors for manufacturing processes and control.
Product Groups
Resistance Sensors
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Thermocouples
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Thermistors
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Mineral-insulated
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Multi-spot sensors for level gauging
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CO2/O2/HUMIDITY/TEMP
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Thermowells
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All types
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LATEST NEWS from Senmatic Sensors: Cryogenics - safety and sensors go hand in hand
DWhen dealing with liquified gas under cryogenic temperatures, sensors are an absolute must. Although sensors are a small part of the full gas storage installations, they are vital for safety.
Cryogenics refer to temperatures of -150° C (-238° F) and under and is used to store some gases in liquid form. When in liquid form, the volume is compressed drastically. For instance, liquid natural gas (LNG) is 600 times more compact in liquid form compared to its gaseous state, while liquid hydrogen is 851 times more compact in liquid form, which makes it possible to store or transport much larger quantities. But cryogenic storage and transportation can be a dangerous affair, and temperature control is vital to ensure safe operations.
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