Brass Flow Sensor

Specifications

A Brass Flow Sensor can be of different types, such as:

• Mechanical, which uses moving parts like paddles or turbines to measure flow rates
• Ultrasonic, which uses sound waves instead of moving parts and
• Electromagnetic uses voltage generated in a magnetic field due to fluid movement.

The general specifications, which may vary depending on the model of our Brass Water Flow Sensor, include a wider flow rate range of 0.1 to 100 liters per minute, with ±1-2% accuracy at full-scale reading. It can endure high pressures up to 25 bar (362 psi) or more and operational temperature between -20°C to 100°C (-4°F to 212°F).

The connection type of our Brass Water Flow Sensor is according to the standard NPT or BSP thread connections.

We, as reliable brass flow sensor manufacturers, ensure that our sensors are not only easy to integrate into the existing systems but also conform to different output types, including analog, digital, and other communication protocols.

Application

One of the main reasons people favor HinduStan Brass sensors is their higher applicability. You can use our Brass Water Flow Sensor in water treatment plants or HVAC systems. It will also support different purposes in automotive industries, industrial manufacturing units, or chemical processing plants.

We are also a trusted name among all brass flow sensor manufacturers in any industry that needs to ensure proper fluid flow and distribution and leak detection for higher system efficiency. Some of these industries are:

• Food and Beverage
• Pharmaceutical
• Marine
• Energy
• Medical

In addition, our sensors are equally good for use in irrigation, building management, and fire protection systems, as well as for environmental monitoring and lab research.

Features

One of the main features of HinduStan Brass sensors is the top-quality brass material, which is highly durable and corrosion-resistant. Our sensors are also known for better thermal conductivity, which allows them to be used even in harsh settings.

The internal components, usually made of top-quality stainless steel, are durable and offer accurate flow measurement with an assurance of long-lasting performance. A few of our models also come with LED or LCD options. Our sensors need minimal maintenance and are compatible with any kind of fluid, such as oil, water, or chemicals, without a drop in performance level.

Product Details:

In addition to the supportive specifications mentioned above, HinduStan Brass flow sensors are also popular due to low power requirements ranging between 5V and 24V, depending on the model. You can expect a faster response time, typically fewer than 500 milliseconds, and a better Ingress Protection rating of IP65 or higher.

Every sensor is pre-calibrated in our state-of-the-art factory and is designed for easy mounting and integration into existing systems. Offered with industry-standard certifications like RoHS, CE, and ISO, all our sensors are compact in design and lightweight.

How it Works

The working mechanism of HinduStan Brass flow sensors is pretty simple. There is a flow passage within the body that allows the fluid to pass through it to reach the sensing mechanism comprising a paddlewheel or turbine. It rotates to produce a signal depending on the flow of the liquid through the pipe. This, in turn, produces an electric signal, which is converted into a displayable flow rate using the electronics within the sensors.

Brass Flow Sensor Manufacturing Process

Typically, HinduStan Brass flow sensors follow a simple manufacturing process. We ensure only top-quality brass alloy is used to make the sensors offer the highest corrosion resistance and durability.

It is then cast and machined for the desired shape and specifications using our state-of-the-art machinery. The assembly of the internal components like turbines and accurate calibration of the sensors for precise fluid flow measurement follow it.

Lastly, final touches are given after polishing before packing the products, along with the fixtures and manuals for distribution.

Materials and Quality Assurance

Quality control is our specialty, and we ensure each piece undergoes a strict quality control process. We test the quality of the brass material, its durability, accuracy in measurement, precise manufacturing of the internal components, and rigorous testing for pressure and temperature tolerance.

FAQs

1) What is the Lifecycle of a Brass Flow Sensor?

Ans. With due maintenance, brass flow sensors can last more than ten years.

2) Can I Use Them for Corrosive Liquids?

Ans. Yes, you can, but the lifespan may be reduced depending on the corrosive quotient.

3) Do I Need to Calibrate Them Often?

Ans. No, annual calibration is enough to maintain accuracy.