Sneak peek: our pressure scanner is shrinking!
Surrey Sensors Ltd. is very pleased to offer this sneak peek at what will become the newest member of our pressure scanner family and the first in a series of new products based on our new pressure sensor ASIC. This miniature PSX...
A message from our Director of Research
Dr. David Birch, our Director of Research, has recorded a very special message of thanks to our staff, suppliers, contractors – and especially our customers – for their continued support during these challenging times.
COVID-19 Update
UPDATE: 1 July 2020 – Our main production and engineering offices on Railton Road have now re-opened, and all design and fabrication work is back to pre-shutdown levels. We have implemented physical-distancing measures and sterilization...
Changing pressure connections just got a lot easier.
Changing pressure connections just got a lot easier: our 66-way quick-change pressure connector is now available! Designed for ease of integration with our best-selling line of ultra-low range pressure scanners, this product offers a functional,...
We’ve moved!
SSL Head office Surrey Sensors Ltd. is pleased to announce that, as part of its planned expansion program, our engineering and design offices have moved to new, larger premises. “Our operations have been growing very rapidly.”...
Happy holidays!
Surrey Sensors Ltd. would like to take this opportunity to wish all of its customers and suppliers the very best this holiday season. Please note that our production facility will be closed from 23 December until 13 January. Our sales and...
Surrey Sensors Ltd. scoops Guildford Innovation Award
Surrey Sensors Ltd. is delighted to announce that it has received a High Commendation for its micro-CTA technology at the 2019 Guildford Innovation Awards. Joe Braitch, our Managing Director, said “this event is a remarkable showcase...
“Smart cube” project to improve modelling of urban air quality
Surrey Sensors Ltd. is pleased to announce a new project undertaken in partnership with the University of Surrey, to develop the “Smart Cube”: this will be one of the world’s most advanced wind-tunnel instruments for studying the...