Reliable Chemical Distribution Measurement Systems

Hawk Measurement provides customers in the chemical distribution markets with a seamless flow of electronic information, so that data flows securely, with certainty, and allows you to scale your operations to increase profitability. Field measurements in extreme environments are accomplished by using the best-in-class components and materials, coupled with decades of engineering experience and practice. Data from the field is stored and uplinked to allow users to create a wide variety of routes that support many types of producer user request.

Whether you're managing corrosive liquids, plastic granules, or powders, HAWK's chemical tank level monitoring solutions deliver the accuracy and reliability chemical distributors need to protect assets, personnel, and the surrounding environment.

HAWK’s cloud-based web portal provides the ability to manage carriers, drivers and trucks when they are needed and available. The system also allows users to manage various storages utilized to increase plant efficiency and maintain plant safety without harming the environment or plant personnel.

Q: What is chemical tank level monitoring?

A: Chemical tank level monitoring uses sensors such as radar, ultrasonic, or acoustic wave transmitters to continuously measure liquid or solid levels inside storage tanks. It provides real-time data on inventory, prevents overfills or run-outs, and helps chemical distributors maintain safety, compliance, and operational efficiency.

Q: What level sensors work best for corrosive chemicals?

A: Non-contact sensors like guided wave radar and free space radar level transmitters are ideal for corrosive chemicals because they use chemically resistant wetted materials and don't require physical contact with the media, reducing wear, contamination risk, and maintenance needs in demanding chemical storage environments.

Q: How do you measure level in plastic granule or powder silos?

A: Level in plastic granule and powder silos is typically measured using low-frequency acoustic wave transducers, which penetrate dust and turbulence during pneumatic filling. Ultrasonic level transmitters are also used for larger silos with stable material surfaces. Both technologies provide continuous, reliable readings without contacting the material.

Q: Why do chemical distributors need remote tank monitoring?

A: Remote tank monitoring gives chemical distributors real-time visibility into inventory across multiple storage sites without sending personnel to check levels manually. It reduces the risk of overfill, run-out, and emergency deliveries while enabling more efficient dispatch and logistics planning through cloud-based dashboards and alerts.

Q: What industries use chemical distribution level measurement systems?

A: Chemical distribution level measurement systems are used by companies handling bulk liquids, plastic granules, powders, and industrial chemicals — including distributors, storage terminals, and logistics operators — who need accurate, safe, and scalable data to manage inventory and fleet operations.