Lift Stations

Monitoring Lift Stations: A Guide to Reliable Level Sensing

Lift stations are an essential component of municipal water and wastewater systems. Keeping them in operation and performing properly is absolutely vital. Monitoring pumps and liquid levels are constant tasks that keep operations running smoothly in lift stations. This is where industrial level sensors are needed. Sewer lift stations that aren’t performing properly could spell […]

Almond Milk Manufacturing

From Blanching to Bottling: How the RPS Sensor Streamlines Almond Milk Processing

The almond milk manufacturing industry demands precise process control to ensure consistent product quality, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Each stage of this process requires multiple sensors, each with its own insertion point in the tank. Automation Products Group’s 3-A certified level sensors with integrated RTD consolidates two sensors into one solution that can be […]

Logan City

Municipal Water Maintenance in Logan City Case Study

One of the challenges of any city is keeping fresh, clean water coming in to residents and wastewater flowing away. Logan City, in northern Utah, is no exception. To make this happen, city employees partnered with Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG) to use a variety of pressure sensors to manage their systems. Reliable monitoring systems […]

PG7 Digital Pressure Gauge

Which Pressure Gauges Should Be Digital?

In any industrial plant, pressure gauges aren’t just tools, they are safeguards. They protect equipment, keep processes on track, and in many cases, prevent costly or dangerous failures. And when accuracy, visibility, and durability are non-negotiable, a digital pressure gauge can outperform its analog counterpart every time. At Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG), we provide […]

TRUE ECHO Plus Dual Radar Pressure Sensor

TRUE ECHO® Plus Launch

Dual-Sensor Radar for Reliable, Redundant Level Monitoring Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG) is pleased to announce the release of the TRUE ECHO® Plus, a dual-sensor level monitoring solution designed for critical water and wastewater applications. This innovative device integrates a non-contact radar sensor with a submersible pressure sensor in a single, compact unit—making redundant level […]

Redundant Level Monitoring TRUE ECHO Plus

Why Redundant Level Monitoring Matters

In water monitoring applications, there’s always a risk of tank overflow and flooding. This is where redundant level monitoring comes into play. At Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG), we’re experts in industrial sensors, and we understand the importance of having a backup when it matters most. Here are the basics of redundant level monitoring, why […]

CIP System

Level Sensors in CIP Systems: What Food Processors Need to Know

When it comes to food and beverage manufacturing, cleanliness isn’t just a goal—it’s a mandate. Clean-in-place (CIP) systems make it possible to keep production lines sanitary without tearing down equipment. But to run efficiently, these systems need smart monitoring tools—like level sensors. At Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG), we provide reliable level sensing solutions that […]

Aerospace Solutions

Solving Niche Aerospace Challenges with Custom Sensor Solutions

The aerospace industry demands precision, and your operations depend on reliable sensor data. Whether you’re monitoring tire pressure, managing safe taxiing, or maintaining aircraft systems, Automation Products Group Inc. (APG) offers dependable sensor solutions that meet your toughest aerospace needs. Weight Distribution, Tire Pressure, and Agriculture with Digital Pressure Gauges Digital pressure gauges can be […]

Fracking vs. Drilling

Fracking vs Drilling: APG’s Role in the Energy Industry

The Oil and Gas industry is always searching for better, more effective strategies to improve the extraction of oil and natural gas. The two most common methods of extraction are drilling and fracking. But how do they differ?  At Automation Products Group, Inc. (APG), we provided this handy guide on differentiating the two methods and […]