2026-09-02

Invitation | From September 16 to 18, Songnuo Meng Technology will join you at SENSOR CHINA 2026 to celebrate a new milestone in China’s sensor industry.

From September 16 to 18, 2026, SENSOR CHINA 2026—the China (Shanghai) International Sensor Technology and Application Exhibition, one of the world’s three premier sensor trade shows—will open with great fanfare at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. This year’s event will once again fill its entire 30,000-square-meter venue, bringing together more than 600 companies spanning the upstream and downstream segments of the sensor industry, and is expected to attract over 28,000 professional visitors.


2026-08-26

The Domestic Force Behind Power System Security: Songnuo Alliance Pressure Sensors Safeguard the Critical Energy Infrastructure

From the steam‑distribution networks of thermal power plants to the primary circuit of nuclear reactor cores, and on to the sprawling network of substations—power systems, as the lifeblood of the national economy, must operate safely and efficiently to safeguard both the nation’s economic well‑being and the public’s livelihood. Behind this vast and intricate energy infrastructure, pressure sensors serve as indispensable “guardians.”


2026-08-18

500°C ≠ Essential demand! The primary battleground for industrial high-temperature pressure measurement lies below 300°C.

In August 2026, the sensor industry received a major breakthrough. A domestic research team achieved significant progress in silicon carbide sensing, developing an all‑SiC monolithic MEMS pressure sensor that has surpassed key laboratory milestones at temperatures exceeding 500°C and successfully demonstrated its performance under extreme high‑temperature conditions—marking a pioneering advance in high‑temperature sensing technology.


2026-08-12

Clogging in viscous media and costly separate measurements? The CYB‑S510 integrated temperature‑pressure flat‑membrane transmitter offers a one‑stop solution.

In the field of process automation, pressure and temperature are two fundamental physical parameters, and their measurement accuracy directly impacts production efficiency, energy consumption control, and equipment safety. However, for a long time, engineers have had to contend with an awkward reality: to simultaneously measure these two critical variables, they must drill two holes in the pipeline, install two instruments, and run two separate signal lines—processes that are not only cumbersome but also introduce numerous potential hazards.


2026-08-05

Does the water plant lose 13 tons of water for every 100 tons produced? This wireless pressure transmitter solution helps save millions in costs.

Open the financial statements of any water utility, and the figure under “Water Supply Production‑Sales Loss” is often the most glaring.