December 3, 2002 - Flo-Miser controls flow rates to within 1½ % of setting, regardless of fluctuations in upstream or downstream pressures. Applications include chemical, petrochemical, paper, automotive, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, textiles, and plastics industries.
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(Clawson, MI) -- In header systems, as pressure fluctuates, flow will also vary. Metering valves, also known as needle valves, are commonly used in this application. The problem is metering
valves do not control flow. W.A. Kates Company has created a simple solution for controlling flow in header systems.
The Kates Flo-Miser controls flow rates to within 1–1/2% of your setting regardless of fluctuations in upstream or downstream pressures.
The Flo-Miser has been applied successfully in a variety of industries, including: Chemical, Petrochemical, Paper, Automotive, Pharmaceutical, Food & Beverage, Textiles, Plastics, Wire Draw Manufacturing, Extrusion Molding Glass Plants and the Power industry.
For more information, contact John Taube at (248) 435-8225 or visit the W.A. Kates Company
General Information:
John Taube President and C.O.O.
USA
Phone: 248-435-8225 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Kates, W.A., Co., A Taube Co. Address: 1363 Anderson City: Clawson State: MI ZIP: 48017 Country: USA Phone: 800-240-8093 FAX: 248-435-8255 http://www.wakates.com
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