Thermowells: These are used in any temperature application where a direct immersion sensor is not optimal. Available in both weld-in styles for vessels and in clamp-in styles for process lines, the temperature sensor can be readily removed for calibration or troubleshooting without opening a penetration into the process, so the sterility of the system is maintained during service.

Tank Shells (or "Spuds"): These weld-in fittings are used to provide a hygienic means of mounting a flush-mount hydrostatic level sensor into a tank or vessel. The original Anderson flush mount level fitting is available in a short or long version, as are the mating weld-in shells. The short shell is used for single wall tanks with no insulation, heating or cooling jackets. The long version is for all other tanks. There are also heavy-duty versions of each that are designed for pressure or vacuum rated vessels. Finally, we can also supply electronic temperature sensors in this same fitting style for vessels with scraped surface agitators that would damage a direct immersion probe or thermowell.