Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter uses non-invasive design.
April 17, 2008 -
Liquid flow meter, PUX Series, utilizes transit time difference principle for measuring flow rates through pipes from outside with accuracy of ±1.0% of rate. In addition to digital signal processing, features include graphic LCD and serial (RS-232C) communications. Series may be set-up with various sensors of differing sizes and is available with integrated type graphic printer.
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NEW! Series PUX Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter Converter
The NEW Series PUX Ultrasonic Flowmeter utilizes the transit time difference principle for measuring flow rates through pipes from the outside. This liquid flow meter is compact, portable, and lightweight, incorporating the latest breakthroughs in digital signal processing and electronics. In addition, the Series PUX ultrasonic flow meter realizes high performance and easy operation. One of the most attractive features of these ultrasonic flow meters from the PUX Series is the non-invasive setup, which enables multiple flow measurements of different running systems and offers a significant cost advantage over time. The Series PUX ultrasonic flow meter may be set up with a wide variety of sensors from small diameters to large diameters, over a wide temperature range. This unit is available with an integrated type graphic printer.
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