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NewTek Customizes Large-Bore LVDT Position Sensors

For isolation tube applications

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Thu, 11/20/2025 - 12:03
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(NewTek: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek Sensor Solutions is expanding its capabilities. Now, its large‐bore LVDT position sensors are customized for applications where standard or small-bore position sensors can’t provide the required performance, durability, or measurement range. These specially designed LVDTs are ideal for systems with large moving components, high mechanical loads, or extreme environmental conditions.

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NewTek’s large-bore LVDTs are frequently used with isolation tubes in underwater, nuclear, or hydraulic applications where direct exposure to harsh environments must be avoided. In these configurations, the sensing coil is mounted outside the pressure boundary, while the ferromagnetic core moves within the pressure boundary inside the tube. The sensor detects its movement through the nonmagnetic wall, maintaining full measurement functionality while protecting the electronics from harsh elements.

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