No Moving Parts No Pressure Drop Magnetic Flowmeters for Conductive Liquids

Flow meter solutions for demanding industrial applications. The DR5100 series delivers reliable performance.

During a routine inspection, our flow meter system in the chemical processing plant unexpectedly shut down. This wasn’t a scheduled maintenance stop—it was an anomaly that demanded immediate attention. The readings appeared normal, yet the system halted abruptly. Upon investigation, we found no moving part wear or need for replacement, which led us to question the underlying principles of our current setup.

Why Electromagnetic Flow Meters Eliminate Moving Parts

Traditional flow meters often rely on moving parts that wear out over time, requiring frequent replacement. In contrast, an electromagnetic flow meter operates on Faraday’s Law: as a conductive liquid flows through a magnetic field, a voltage is induced proportional to the velocity. This means no obstructions, no moving parts, and zero pressure drop. By installing the DR5100, we achieved bidirectional flow measurement with a large display for totalization—all without the maintenance headaches of mechanical meters.

Key Specifications

• Electromagnetic measurement principle
• No moving parts for low maintenance
• Conductive liquid measurement
• Bidirectional flow measurement
• Large display with totalizer
• No pressure drop

Does Your Mag Meter Have Moving Parts?

If your current mag meter still uses mechanical components, you’re likely dealing with wear and tear. The DR5100 is designed specifically for conductive liquid flow measurement, ensuring long-term reliability. Learn more about how this technology can reduce downtime by requesting the datasheet today.

Question: Does your current flow meter have moving parts that wear out or need replacement?

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