ABB Instrumentation

Warminster, US 18974
215-674-6580
215-674-7183
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ABB instrumentation builds on the heritage of Fischer & Porter, Bailey, TBI and Kent-Taylor to offer a leading instrumentation portfolio for the Water & Waste Water industry. Whether you are looking for magnetic flowmeters, analyzers, transmitters, recorders, controllers, or actuators & positioners, ABB has the best solution for your application. Our Industrial IT Enabled products feature Foundation Fieldbus and HART communications.

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On-Demand WebinarWatch this on-demand webinar to better understand the types of pressure measurement technology available and where they are best applied. In this session, ABB...

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White Paper - An introduction to the causes of turbidity in water, describing how turbidity is measured and how the measurement of turbidity can be used to infer the suspended...