Coima was founded in 1982 in Fano (PU), in one of the most important districts for industrial processing and furniture production. It produces, in fact, systems for waste removal, filtering and storage of residues obtained from wood processing; and in recent years it has also specialized in the design and installation of systems for industrial painting.
COIMA needed level indicators:
CAMLogic was able to identify for COIMA the PFG05 model, a rotary paddle level sensor with a die-cast aluminum body and threaded connection to the G 2" ½ process or with a mounting flange. Also suitable in potentially explosive atmospheres due to the presence of dust, according to the most recent ATEX standards. The wide choice of helixes allows the level switch to detect materials with densities between 0.1 and 2.0 kg/dm3. The instrument can also be customized with special lengths and electrical accessories.
After an initial analysis of the client, it was found that high voltage would not meet the operation of the systems built by COIMA. So two versions of the same indicator were chosen and had different electrical customizations, PFG05 V.24/48ca and PFG05 V.24cc.
In fact, for CAMLogic, it is extremely important to provide electrical level sensors that can be applied to different types of systems, so adapt the electrical options as well. The electrical part of the entire range of PFG05 level probes can be supplied with different voltage ratings and numerous optionals:
"We work with low voltage for safety," Paci explains, "plus the engineering department prefers this type of level sensor because they have found more guarantees over the years."
Threaded paddle level switch