Highly precise functions such as monitoring the overload of lifting systems, cutting systems, hydraulic transportation systems and hydrostatic transmission are assured with the new range of SUCO pressure transmitters incorporating SoS technology. SUCO pressure switches and SUCO pressure transmitters guarantee that your agricultural machine is always functional and available for use. The control of the system pressure of the hydraulic circuit makes sure that all units work correctly. High reliability and especially the overpressure safety of SUCO pressure monitoring components are an essential...

Safety related applications in brake systems or steering systems need reliable pressure monitoring which operates immediately when required. SUCO pressure switches and SUCO pressure transmitters have been ensuring this for decades in all kinds of agricultural applications.

Dirt, moist, cold (up to -40 °C/F) or high temperature - SUCO pressure monitoring systems, e.g. with integrated connector and IP6K9K protection, provide reliable control of hydraulic systems under harshest conditions. This makes SUCO pressure monitoring products ideal for use directly in the drive gear or other exposed positions. ■ - ' ' M J. iv i !i i J| SUCO products meet the following international standards: RoHSII compliant

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We are represented in more than Find our worldwide sales network on the internet. For decades SUCO has been producing pressure monitoring products ideal for highly precise functions such as monitoring the overload of lifting systems, cutting systems, hydraulic transportation systems and hydrostatic transmission are assured with the new range of SUCO pressure transmitters incorporating SoS technology. SUCO Robert Scheuffele GmbH & Co. KG Keplerstraße 12 – 14 74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen Deutschland · Germ