Dear Coulton -

We don't make flow sensors, but we do make micromachined spray devices.
Our spray chips offer a much greater degree of control over spray
parameters (drop size distribution, spray pattern, etc.) than conventional
spray devices.

Perhaps you or someone else at your facility would like to improve on your
spray processes (e.g., spray drying or coating).  Please be so kind as to
forward this message to the appropriate people at your plant.

Perry Skeath
SprayChip Systems Corp.
9841 Greenbelt Road, Suite 101
Seabrook MD 20706-6270
(301) 552-5570 voice
(301) 552-5573 fax


>Dear Microsystems Users and Suppliers,
>
>I am after an in-line liquid flow sensor with either of the following
>specifications:
>
>1.
>Fluid - Various organics (e.g. methanol, acetone and water)
>Flow rate range - 1-40ml/min
>Input and output coupling - 100um internal diameter polyimide coated glass
>capillary
>Pressure rating - Atmospheric
>
>
>2
>Fluid - Various organics (e.g. methanol, acetone and water)
>Flow rate range - 1-40ml/min
>Input and output coupling - 127um internal diameter stainless steel tubing
>Minimum dead volume
>Pressure rating - Sensor may have to withstand pressure differences up to
>200bar (between the inside and outside of the device) but we may also be
>able to use it at zero pressure difference.
>
>If anyone can point me to a suitable supplier I would appreciate it.
>
>Coulton Legge
>
>Applied Technology
>Instrumentation Sciences
>
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>[email protected]
>
>