FAQs
- How does detection of metallic particle contamination take place with HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000?
HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000 detects particles via inductive measurement whereby a coil system forms the core element of the sensor. Ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic metallic particles are detected in the > 200µm and 400μm size range respectively.
What applications is HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000 suitable for?HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000 is suitable for monitoring transmissions in stationary and mobile hydraulics and testing facilities as well as power plants.
What stands out about HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000?HYDAC’s Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000 has a flow rate of 10 ... 200 l/min; a 20-bar maximum operating pressure; an optimal supplement for optical sensors; and simple integration of the sensor through availability of different adapters.
As an option the series can have an Ethernet interface, which means possible and easy connection of the sensors to existing networks.







