Description
The 8–40 m³/h Rotameter is a variable-area flow meter designed to measure water flow through pipelines and water treatment systems.
The clear graduated scale provides a simple visual indication of the flow rate while the system is operating. This makes the Rotameter useful for monitoring and checking water flow in filtration, reverse osmosis and other water treatment applications.
The plastic tube construction provides a lightweight and corrosion-resistant solution for water flow measurement.
Features:
- Flow range: 8–40 m³/h.
- Equivalent flow range: 8,000–40,000 L/h.
- Plastic tube design.
- Easy-to-read graduated flow scale.
- Variable-area flow measurement.
- Lightweight construction.
- Corrosion-resistant construction.
- Suitable for water applications.
- Suitable for commercial and industrial water treatment.
- Suitable for filtration and reverse osmosis systems.
Specifications:
- Product type: Variable-area flow meter / Rotameter.
- Flow range: 5–25 m³/h.
- Flow range: 5,000–25,000 L/h.
- Flow range: 83.3–416.7 L/min.
- Measuring medium: Water.
- Meter type: Plastic tube type.
- Tube material: Acrylonitrile Styrene.
- Float material: Plastic.
- Guide material: 316L stainless steel.
- Connection size: 75 mm.
- Connection type: uPVC Union adapter socket.
- Connection: 75 mm female.
- Maximum working pressure: 6 bar.
- Maximum operating temperature: 60°C.
- Installation: Vertical, In-Line.
- Power requirement: None – mechanical operation.
- Flow indication: Visible float with graduated scale.
- Weight: Approximately 1 kg.
- Dimensions: Approximately 45 × 15 × 15 cm.
Applications:
- Industrial reverse osmosis systems.
- Commercial RO systems.
- Industrial water treatment plants.
- Commercial water treatment systems.
- Water filtration systems.
- Water purification systems.
- Pretreatment systems.
- Process water systems.
- Pump and filtration installations.
- Industrial water pipelines.
How a Rotameter works:
A Rotameter is a variable-area flow meter. As water flows upward through the tapered tube, it causes the internal float to rise. The position of the float corresponds to the flow rate shown on the graduated scale.
This provides a simple visual indication of the water flow rate without requiring electrical power.
Important:
Always check the flow range, connection size and operating pressure before purchasing to ensure the Rotameter is suitable for your application.
