The FMQ is a new magnetic-inductive flowmeter from Anderson-Negele, which is closely aligned with the requirements of the food and beverage processing industry in terms of safety, interoperability and economic efficiency. Anderson-Negele has always considered itself to be a partner of the food and beverage industry, assisting plant operators save costs with solutions perfectly designed to meet their needs.
The magnetic-inductive FMQ flow sensor is popular with plant operators because of its exceedingly attractive cost-benefit ratio. Its robust measuring point and high-quality stainless steel housing make it particularly suitable.
The measurement accuracy of the sensor (0,5%) meets the requirements of most applications, where a higher accuracy would not necessarily result in significant benefits for the plant operator, but would raise costs considerably. The result is a high quality and failsafe flow sensor with functional equipment features and a highly cost-effective design. Other features include:
• Magnetic inductive flow and volume measurement of media with a minimum conductivity 5 μS/cm.
• Suitable for flow rates of 30 l/h to 640 000 l/h.
• CIP/SIP cleaning to max. 130°C.
• Large selection of process adaptors (optional).
• Optical status indicator and optional display.
• 3-A conformity for version with process connection SS, TC and HH.
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