AP Corp.

04/26/2026

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2026/04/pyromation-csa-certified-explosion.html

From the chemical processing facilities along the Connecticut River, to the energy infrastructure of Upstate New York, to the pharmaceutical...

03/27/2026

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2026/03/druck-is-now-part-of-crane-company.html

When Crane Company completed its acquisition of Druck at the start of 2026, it marked a significant moment for one of the most respected nam...

02/27/2026

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2026/02/when-temperature-matters-engineers.html

When Temperature Matters, Engineers Trust Optris | Optris IR Sensing Industrial T...

01/28/2026

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2026/01/why-non-contact-temperature-measurement.html

Non-contact temperature measurement refers to a family of technologies that determine the temperature of an object or surface without ever ...

12/22/2025

11/29/2025

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2025/11/pyromation-csa-non-incendive.html

Pyromation , a manufacturer already trusted in energy, chemical processing, manufacturing, and commercial mechanical infrastructure, has exp...

10/25/2025

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2025/10/from-melt-to-mold-andruss-peskins.html

Andruss Peskin Corporation, known throughout New England’s plastics manufacturing community as AP Corp., stands as the region’s premier sale...

09/17/2025

Dynisco Encourages Mercury Replacement with Year-End HTF Fluid Fill Offer

Dynisco, headquartered in Franklin, Massachusetts, continues to lead the way in pressure and temperature measurement for the plastics extrusion industry. From now until the end of the year, Dynisco offers customers the opportunity to select its new HTF fluid fill option on PT, MDT, NP, and SPX models at the same price as their standard mercury-filled equivalents. This initiative supports customers seeking to enhance safety, comply with regulatory standards, and minimize reliance on mercury-based technology.

The HTF fluid fill provides a continuous temperature rating up to 325°C, with a maximum rating of 350°C, making it a strong choice for high-heat extrusion environments.

Customers who currently specify mercury-filled sensors will find the HTF option a practical alternative when their process conditions fall within the defined temperature range. The transition offers clear advantages: intrinsic safety certification, reduced environmental concerns, and future-focused compliance. For processors operating at temperatures under 325°C continuous with 350°C maximum, HTF delivers a smooth path forward without sacrificing performance.

Dynisco will continue to provide mercury-filled options where applications demand extreme process pressures, with configurations available up to 30,000 PSI. These sensors also hold ATEX certification for intrinsic safety and remain suited for the most demanding industrial conditions. However, for many extrusion processes, HTF now stands as the more intelligent choice—delivering reliability, certification, and peace of mind in one solution.

By making HTF available at no additional cost through the end of the year, Dynisco reinforces its commitment to customer success, process safety, and innovation.

Extrusion professionals now have an excellent opportunity to begin transitioning from mercury to HTF while maintaining the trusted performance of Dynisco’s pressure and temperature measurement technology.

AP Corp.
(508) 351-6200
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08/25/2025

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2025/08/protect-your-infrared-legacy-optris.html

When a trusted product line suddenly changes, users often face far more than a simple swap of part numbers. A complete shift in design, inte...

07/28/2025

https://blog.a-pcorp.com/2025/07/andruss-peskin-delivers-senseanywheres.html

SenseAnywhere , based in the Netherlands, designs and manufactures advanced wireless data logging solutions for monitoring temperature, humi...