Kobold has introduced its model KDF/ KDG, low volume flowmeters and monitors, also available with shorter (90 mm) installation length.
The instruments operate on the suspended float principle with a stainless steel ball, and are available in special versions for liquids and gases (air). The devices, with stainless steel housing, are installed vertically with flow direction from bottom to top. The needle valve enables an optimal setting of the flow rate. The respective flow rates can be read quickly and easily by a direct view of the measuring tube made out of rugged borosilicate glass.
The version for liquids is available with 11 standard measuring ranges from 0,02-0,25 l/h up to 10-100 l/h for water. The KDG with 12 measuring ranges from 2-20 Nl/h up to 300-3000 Nl/h for standard air can cover many applications. In addition to the standard measuring ranges on stock, the devices can be customised for almost any other media, operating pressure and operating temperature. Optionally fitted with ring type proximity switches, preset flow rates can be remotely monitored from the outside.
The meters can be supplied with upstream or downstream pressure controllers, a simple and practical way to keep the flow rates constant. In the robust stainless steel housing, a valve with diaphragm made of FPM or FFKM ensures that the flow rate is kept constant in the preset range.
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