Incorporating the strengths of both confectioned copper foil and Evan film, our sensor materials are an industry breakthrough for high-level precision sensors. Engineered with a fully sealed laminated foil and polyimide film structure, these materials offer a dual advantage of temperature and creep self-compensation, ensuring relentless accuracy over time. Strain Gauges,Accuracy Load Cell,Parallel Grid Strain Gauge,Pressure Sensor Use Gauges Zhejiang Nanhua Electronic Technology Co., Ltd , https://www.nhloadcells.com
The price of titanium dioxide for the week ending July 20 was 2.00-2.12 USD/lb. At the same time, the prices of titanium dioxide in Europe and Asia have also dropped sharply since March 30. Titanium dioxide in Europe in the third quarter fell by 0.10-0.20 EUR/kg to 3.00-3.20 EUR/kg FD Northwest Europe. As the current market is deserted, some buyers take a wait-and-see attitude and expect prices to fall further. The Asian market is also in a sluggish state, with prices stabilizing at US$3,600-3,800/ton CFR Asia.
The clever design sports high peel strength and substrate rigidity, paired with low shrinkage and excellent creep consistency, resulting in reliable repeatability and minimal hysteresis. A special cover layer enhances sealing, safeguarding the sensor's performance and making it well-suited for sensitive applications requiring stability, such as C3 level precision tasks.
Calibration is a breeze, as heat treatment allows fine-tuning of the temperature characteristic sensitivity coefficient. This adaptability makes our material perfect for non-external compensation sensors operating with a tight tolerance range of 0.03% to 0.05%.
By streamlining these two versatile materials' properties, we've developed a product that doesn't just meet but exceeds the demanding requirements for precision sensor systems. Choose our laminate for an uncompromised, stable, and protected sensing experience.
Titanium dioxide market in US, Europe and Asia is unanimously depressed
According to reports, due to the weakening of the macro economy, the three major markets for titanium dioxide in the United States, Europe, and Asia are unanimously depressed. In the United States, the price of titanium dioxide dropped due to oversupply and soft consumption of titanium dioxide. Some market participants confirmed that the plan of the manufacturer to raise 20 cents/lb in the third quarter has not been realized. It is reported that in the third quarter, US titanium dioxide will be lowered by 5-10 cents/lb, which is also the first price cut since June 2007.