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Our expert interview Marc Richards covers all things PC Suite. He talks about tips and tricks to get the most out of your software and hidden things that many of our customers miss out on!

Level measurement in the wastewater network is a crucial part of the global wastewater industry. So which is recommended, Radar or Ultrasonic?

With the first in a series, Pulsar Measurement presents Ask the Expert. Read more from Craig Hutchinson, Product Support Manager, about the Sludge Finder 2, including features and capabilities, as well as funny stories and tips and tricks.

Pulsar Measurement is pleased to announce the release of the SE16C large pipe sensors for the TTFM 6.1 Transit-Time Flow Meter! The new sensors are larger and operate at a lower frequency, improving signal quality and making installation faster and easier in larger pipes and difficult applications.

In the virtual exhibition, there are flow and level rigs, demonstrating both our contacting and non-contacting instrumentation options in action.

Tommy has been out and about again over recent weeks – getting as many applications in as he can before we all break for the Christmas period.

As the end of the transition period approaches Pulsar Measurement has been carrying out a review of its activity to ensure that we are as well prepared as we can be for the new trading arrangements with the EU and Northern Ireland.

A business update on COVID-19 and its impact on the business and its employees. 

This week it was time for Tommy the TTFM to have a break and let his friend Daisy the DFM take over. She produced accurate and reliable flow readings at a Paper Mill Plant in The Midlands, leaving the end-user impressed and pleased with her performance! 

Tommy the TTFM and his friends were on a borehole site in Gloucestershire. Trial and error proved Daisy the DFM succesful. 

The merger of Pulsar Process Measurement Ltd and Greyline Instruments Inc. is set to offer customers a wider choice of technology and products to suit a wider variety of applications. 

Tommy the TTFM proves himself on both clean and dirty water applications at an Olive Oil manufacturing plant in Middlesex.