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Excavator Pressure Sensor Fitment Desk

A compressor line that stops reporting pressure stops being predictable, so this desk starts with the machine rather than the shelf. The featured part is the SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor, a replacement hydraulic pressure sensor that the product page describes as calibrated for SY80 systems and built to give real-time pressure feedback with early warning of overpressure or malfunction. If you would rather check fitment, price and availability in one place before you buy pressure sensor online, the fitment steps, scenario guidance and specification checklist below answer the questions that decide the order.

SY80 compressor pressure sensor

Order Facts Before You Add to Cart

These are the commercial details a parts counter actually needs. Anything not published on the product page is marked as a question for the sales desk rather than invented here.

Listed price

$25.65 USD

The product page lists the SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor at $25.65 USD, with a USD currency selector in the header.

Ordering route

Add to Cart, Buy Now or Inquiry

The product page carries a quantity selector plus Add to Cart, Buy Now and Inquiry Now actions, so small and larger orders start from the same page.

Machine fitment

SY80 compressor systems

The page documents SY80 compressor setups only and publishes no cross-model compatibility list, so other machines must be checked with the desk first.

MOQ and lead time

Confirm with sales.

Minimum order quantity and dispatch timing are not stated on the product page; ask for both against your machine model and quantity.

Technical parameters

Confirm with sales.

Pressure range, thread size, connector type, voltage and output signal are not published, so they are matched to your unit before shipping.

Warranty, shipping and returns

Confirm with sales.

Warranty terms, destination coverage and return conditions are not shown on the page; request the current terms with your quote.

Step One: Check the Machine Before the Part Number

Most wrong-sensor returns come from ordering by appearance instead of by machine. Work through the three checks below — each one ends in a decision, not a guess.

Compressor pressure sensor fitment check on an excavator assembly
  1. 1

    Identify the machine and the pressured component

    Read the model plate and confirm the component being monitored. The SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor is documented for pressure monitoring inside SY80 compressor setups — if your machine is not an SY80 compressor application, stop here and send the model to the desk.

  2. 2

    Confirm the sensor position on the circuit

    Compressor pressure monitoring is the position this page covers. High-pressure, pilot and common-rail positions are not described for this part, so those applications need confirmation rather than assumption.

  3. 3

    Match the old sensor before you commit

    Photograph the removed sensor, its connector and any stamping on the body alongside the machine plate. The desk uses those images to confirm thread, connector and signal format against the part you are ordering.

SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor at a Glance

Named on the product page as SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor, listed at $25.65 USD, and positioned as a replacement sensor for SY80 pressure monitoring duties.

What the page says this sensor does

$25.65 USD, listed price on the product page

This part is engineered specifically for accurate pressure monitoring within SY80 compressor setups, and its stated job is to keep the system intact by detecting pressure variations before they turn into operational hazards. It provides real-time pressure measurements, so a drifting or spiking line becomes visible while the machine is still working rather than at the next service interval.

The page also states that the sensor delivers early warning of overpressure or malfunctions and that it accommodates integration with existing control units, which allows automated response mechanisms to act on the signal instead of relying on a manual gauge check. Its compact structure is described as easy to mount within existing compressor assemblies without extensive modification, and its construction is positioned for the typical industrial ranges expected in compressor equipment — which is why it is listed for manufacturing and industrial maintenance work where pressure trends are tracked over time.

Buyer decision: order this part when you are replacing a pressure sensor on an SY80 compressor. The product page publishes no thread size, pressure range, output signal or voltage, so if your machine data sheet lists specific values, send them with your inquiry and have them matched before dispatch.

Match the Job to the Sensor, Not the Other Way Around

Four common reasons a technician reaches for a compressor pressure sensor, each paired with what the product page documents and the decision you still need to make.

Overpressure or fault warning is needed early

Documented capability: the page states the sensor delivers early warning of overpressure or malfunctions and is designed for precision and durability.

Decision: specify SY80 compressor fitment, then order against your machine plate.

The existing control unit has to read the signal

Documented capability: the sensor accommodates integration with existing control units, enabling automated response mechanisms.

Decision: share your control unit details so signal format is confirmed before dispatch.

Space inside the assembly is tight

Documented capability: a compact structure described as allowing easy mounting within existing compressor assemblies without extensive modification.

Decision: check the mounting envelope against the old sensor during removal.

Pressure trends need tracking across a maintenance programme

Documented capability: real-time pressure feedback, positioned for industrial and maintenance contexts where pressure trends are analysed over time.

Decision: order a spare alongside the working unit to shorten future downtime.

Specification Checklist: What Is Published and What Is Not

Every row below is either stated on the product page or left open. Where the value is not published, the label reads “Confirm with sales.” so nobody orders on an assumption.

SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor
SY80 Compressor Pressure Sensor — published facts and open points
Attribute Value
Machine compatibility SY80 compressor systems (as documented on the product page)
Function Real-time pressure feedback; early warning of overpressure or malfunctions
Control integration Accommodates integration with existing control units for automated response
Mounting Compact, modular structure for fitting into existing compressor assemblies
Construction Described for typical industrial ranges expected in compressor equipment
Listed price $25.65 USD
Operating pressure range Confirm with sales.
Output signal (0–5 V / 4–20 mA) Confirm with sales.
Thread or port size Confirm with sales.
Connector type Confirm with sales.
Voltage and electrical parameters Confirm with sales.
Availability and dispatch time Confirm with sales.

Request a Quote Before You Commit

Bulk orders, repeat fleet orders and custom sourcing are handled directly by the parts desk. Because the sensor's pressure range, thread, connector and signal format are not published on the product page, a short quote request is the fastest way to lock the correct variant before stock is committed.

  1. 1
    Send the machine model, the component being monitored and the sensor position you are replacing.
  2. 2
    Attach photos of the old sensor, its connector and any stamping on the body, plus the machine plate.
  3. 3
    State the quantity, the destination and whether sizing, packaging or branding needs to be customised for your programme.
  4. 4
    Receive confirmation of the matched parameters, price and dispatch timing, then place the order with Add to Cart or Buy Now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

what does the sy80 compressor pressure sensor actually do?

the product page states that it monitors pressure within sy80 compressor setups, provides real-time pressure measurements, and gives early warning of overpressure or malfunctions so pressure variations are caught before they become operational hazards.

which machines is it compatible with?

the page documents sy80 compressor systems and describes the part as calibrated for sy80 pressure monitoring. no cross-model compatibility list is published, so any other machine should be confirmed with the sales desk before ordering.

what are the pressure range, thread size and output signal?

those values are not published on the product page. send your machine details and a photo of the removed sensor, and the desk will confirm the pressure range, thread or port size, connector type and output signal for you.

how much is it, and can i order online?

the listing shows $25.65 usd with a usd currency selector. the product page has a quantity selector plus add to cart and buy now actions, and an inquiry now option for quote-based or bulk purchasing.

can it be integrated with my existing control unit?

the page states that the sensor accommodates integration with existing control units to enable automated response mechanisms. share your control unit details so signal compatibility can be verified against your system before dispatch.

how do i confirm fitment before i pay?

collect the machine model, the sensor position, the old sensor's part number if legible, and photos of the connector and mounting point. send them through the contact page and the matched specification, moq and lead time will be confirmed for your order.

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