PROBE EXTRACTOR MECHANISM
Probe Extractor Mechanism
For faster removal and servicing of insertion probes without shutting down the process, using a probe extractor mechanism will pay for itself quickly.
The Probe Extractor Mechanism is used for the controlled extraction/insertion of an in-line probe from pressurized process streams or reactors for servicing. Coupled with a gate or ball valve, these extractors have proven safe and effective in a variety of installations.
Faster Removal and Servicing of Insertion Probes without Shutting Down the Process
The Probe Extractor Mechanism utilizes a pneumatic drill to extract and insert the probe from the assembly via a gear mechanism. It may also be operated by a hand-held crank if drills are not permitted in the areas.
When the Probe Extractor Mechanism is purchased with a GUIDED WAVE insertion probe, it’s conveniently assembled at their factory prior to shipment. This allows installation in the field to be fast and uncomplicated. Shutting down the process just to remove the probe and clean the windows is not possible for most plants. Installing the Probe Extractor Mechanism allows maintenance of the probe while the process is running, proving continuous use of the analyzer to verify process quality.


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