Description

Device Type: Variable Area

Material: Plastic

Media Monitored: Liquid

Maximum Flow Rate: 200 L/h

Minimum Flow Rate: 20 L/h

Connection Type: DN15, DN15 Socket

The Georg Fischer 198807005 is a state-of-the-art plastic liquid flow meter designed for precise and reliable measurement of liquid flow in various industrial applications. Its unique construction and advanced technology make it a standout choice for companies needing accurate flow data.

Distinctive Features and Advantages of the Flow Meter

• Crafted from high-quality plastic, this flow meter is resistant to corrosion and chemical damage.
• The Georg Fischer 198807005 offers exceptional accuracy in measuring liquid flow, which is crucial for process control and efficiency.
• It can accurately measure a broad range of flow rates, making it versatile for different industrial applications.
• The design of the flow meter allows for easy installation and minimal maintenance, reducing downtime and labour costs.
• Equipped with a digital display, it provides clear and immediate readings of flow rates, enhancing the ease of monitoring.
• The device operates efficiently, requiring minimal power, which contributes to energy savings in industrial settings.

The Georg Fischer 198807005, Plastic Liquid Flow Meter: Use Cases

The Georg Fischer 198807005 Plastic Liquid Flow Meter’s robust design, precision, and versatility make it an invaluable asset across a broad spectrum of industrial applications, such as:

• Chemical Processing: Ideal for use in chemical plants where precise flow measurements of various chemicals are critical.
• Water Treatment Facilities: Useful in monitoring and controlling the flow of water and treatment chemicals.
• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Ensures accurate flow measurements in the production of pharmaceuticals, where precision is paramount.
• Food and Beverage Industry: Can be utilised in food and beverage production to monitor the flow of liquids during processing.
• Agricultural Sector: Assists in the precise distribution of water and liquid fertilisers in irrigation systems.