Flow indicator for liquid media, DN 8 to DN 25

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Flow indicator for liquid media with rotor indication for water and oils, DN 8 to DN 25, G1/4 to G1 internal threads, 0.5...5.0 l/min H2O rotor start and up to 26.5 l/min H2O recommended Qmax.

Introduction

For quick visual checking of liquid flow, this mechanical indicator gives operators a clear, direct reading without electronics. The dome-shaped design provides good visibility of the rotor, and the rotor movement is proportional to flow for quantitative flow indication in water and oil applications.
 
The family covers DN 8 to DN 25 with G1/4 to G1 internal threads, making it suitable for different pipe sizes in industrial liquid systems. Recommended Qmax reaches up to 26.5 l/min H2O, while rotor start values range from 0.5...5.0 l/min H2O depending on size.
 
A robust body made from gunmetal and brass supports reliable use in demanding installations. Wetted materials include gunmetal, brass, soda-lime glass, stainless steel, Nylon and NBR, with media temperatures from -20...+100 °C, pressure resistance PN 6 and a pressure loss of 0.05 bar at Qmax.

Direct flow check
Direct flow check
The dome-shaped view gives clear visibility of the flow-proportional rotor.
Liquid media fit
Liquid media fit
Designed for water and oils across DN 8 to DN 25 versions.
Flexible sizing
Flexible sizing
Internal threads from G1/4 to G1 support different pipe connections.
Robust construction
Robust construction
Wetted parts include gunmetal, brass, soda-lime glass, stainless steel, Nylon and NBR.

Features

Mechanical rotor indication

The device uses a rotor for quantitative flow indication, with rotor rotation proportional to the flow rate.

Threaded connections

The family includes internal-thread versions from G1/4 to G1 for nominal widths DN 8, DN 10, DN 15, DN 20 and DN 25.

Operating conditions

The flow indicator is specified for liquid media temperatures from -20...+100 °C and pressure resistance PN 6.

Water and oil media

The device is intended for water and oils. For media with higher viscosity, the rotor start value tends to be higher.

Installation position

The installation must avoid inflow from above.