Reliable and accurate pressure measurement
Flight Qualified Aerospace Pressure Sensors
For years, Druck, a Baker Hughes business, has supplied the Aerospace industry with flight-qualified pressure sensors, gaining vast experience in design and qualifying custom-built pressure measurement solutions. Druck meets the demands of OEMs and their component suppliers, while our integrated project teams partner with customers to develop accurate and reliable flight-qualified pressure sensors.
We are proud that more than 400,000 Druck pressure sensors currently operate on board aircraft around the world. Druck sensors are installed on all major commercial airframes, with 70% of operational widebody aircraft delivering our technologies across an array of applications.
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Aerospace Technical Services Offering
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Druck offers program support for the life of the equipment, including a robust requirements management process, model-based design, finite element analysis, circuit simulation, High Accelerated Life Testing (HALT), in-house rapid prototyping, additive material options, high vibration design solutions, and pressure cycling and rate testing. We also support customers with in-service investigations to help establish root cause corrective action (RCCA) with use of our non-destructive screening processes.
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Pressure Takes Flight
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Druck's flight-qualified aerospace pressure sensors provide reliable and accurate pressure measurement across a wide variety of aircraft applications. Download our "Pressure Takes Flight" brochure to learn how Druck pressure sensors resolve challenges in a variety of applications.
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Expertise + Partnership
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Our sensor technology has been developed to support some of the most rigorous, challenging and precise applications while providing accurate and reliable data. From Automotive to Oil & Gas, from Power Generation to Semiconductor and from Aerospace to Environmental Monitoring – learn how Druck pressure measurement solutions and services give our customers peace of mind while operating in the toughest environments.