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WearDetect Starter Kit training
Training video to be used with the WearDetect Starter Kit, summarising how the sensor works, how to install it and how to get the best from the sensor to protect critical assets.
Oil debris sensor technology is a growing area of CBM, especially among large manufacturers. Download the report for more information
Gill WearDetect sensors protect critical assets by providing the earliest warning of the initial stages of gearbox failure. Download the brochure to find our more
Low speed gearbox wear monitoring can be difficult with traditional CBM methods. Alternative wear detection strategies can provide early warnings. See case study
Introducing Gill WearDetect - a condition-based monitoring tech that enhances uptime, safeguards assets, and predicts wear trends.
Wastewater level monitoring in sewage treatment plants requires a sensor that can reliably cope with sludge, strong fluid flow while exposed to the environment
Liquid level sensors with marine systems compatibility accurately monitor hovercraft critical fluids
The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) will use the world's largest digital camera, requiring continuous refrigeration to -100°C. High performance liquid level sensors are required as part of this cooling system.
Robust, reliable liquid level sensor for defence applications
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There are many advantages of capacitive level measurement technology - here is a short summary of the main benefits...
Gearbox failure can cause a complete machinery breakdown, expensive to repair as well as lost output. Common causes of bearing failure in gearboxes include...
All new Gill level sensors come with a secondary output function which operates as a high or low level switch.
Liquid level measurement accuracy and robust construction in a lightweight package
Position sensor replaces potentiometers on tobacco cutting machinery to increase reliability in hostile dusty environment
Oil debris sensors improve gearbox reliability on extrusion machines, providing operators with a clear picture of the health of the extruder
Gill provides bespoke solutions to challenging requirements in the fight against the use of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
Measuring true water volumes in liquids containing flocculant, agitation, foaming etc requires a level sensor designed to be reliable and accurate under these conditions
Oil debris sensors are a powerful multi-point predictive maintenance tool providing the earliest warning of ferrous wear in wind turbine gearboxes
19 measurement sensors are installed on the supersonic car, chosen for their unrivalled reliability and high accuracy to ensure the car operates as expected
Gill non-contact position sensors have been integrated into an anti-roll bar (ARB) lever assembly in IndyCars to address vehicle handling & improve race performance
WearDetect Oil Debris Sensors can be installed directly out of the box using factory settings to be up and running within a few minutes. For more specific situations or where you have been using WearDetect for some time and wish to tailor the output, WearDetect can be fully optimized to suit your specific situation. Please find below 2 videos showing both these scenarios.
Class 1 powerboat level sensor provides real-time monitoring of ballast tanks at 200mph in some of the toughest environmental conditions
The solid, cavity-free sensing probe with a non-stick FEP coating prevents residue build-up in sludge and foul water which would lead to inaccurate liquid level readings
Gill Sensors & Controls are proud to be part of the CBM program for one of the USA’s most successful manufacturers of aerospace components.
Robust, solid-state level sensors provide reliable coolant level information in harsh operating environments direct to the cab
Gill oil condition monitoring sensors use powerful magnets combined with inductive technology to monitor the accumulation and type of ferrous debris in oil systems, providing real-time insight into machinery health.
Gill solid-state liquid level and position sensors are used on the Terrier multi-function armoured digger, designed and built in the UK
Blackwater is difficult to measure as it is often inconsistent, containing solid material. LevelSlick copes with this which also makes it suitable for measuring other challenging liquids