Hawk Measurement Systems Launches New Radar Product

Hawk Measurement releases a new non-contact radar level transmitter that uses FMCW (Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave) technology.

Hawk Measurement Systems (HAWK), a global leader in measurement solutions, has announced the release of their new SENATORā„¢ Radar Level Transmitter product line. The SENATORā„¢ Radar Level Transmitter is a non-contact sensor that uses FMCW (Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave) technology. FMCW technology features a continuous signal transmission, providing immediate measurement updates with zero delay.  The SENATORā„¢ Radar Level Transmitter can be installed inside or outside of tanks and can penetrate a variety of non-metallic materials such as various polymers and composites. The SENATORā„¢ has the ability to precisely measure distance, level and volume of liquids, solids, corrosives, powders, granulates, rocks, pastes, and hygienic liquids.

ā€œWe are continuing our efforts to provide the highest level of support for our customers and the most innovative technologies,ā€ said Jack Evans, President of Hawk Measurement. ā€œThe launch of SENATORā„¢ Radar allows Hawk to provide complete level solutions and prove our capabilities in new markets.ā€

HAWK’S SENATORā„¢ Radar Level Transmitter is available in 24GHz and 80GHz frequencies. The 24GHz is used in a wide range of applications with good beam directivity and operates with agitation and condensation drop. The 80GHz is the best focusing frequency, available with a small size antenna, no dead zone, and long-range measurement without interference from the environment. The SENATORā„¢ Radar Level Transmitter is ideal for every application from sawdust to molten steel.

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Hawk Measurement Systems (HAWK), the world leader in level, positioning, asset monitoring and flow measurement technology, provides cutting-edge equipment and complete solutions to the global industrial market. Established in 1988, HAWK has won several prestigious...

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