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In the world of industrial measurement and fluid monitoring, accuracy and efficiency are everything. Whether you’re managing water treatment, chemical processing, or food production, having the right instrumentation can make or break your operations. One of the most powerful tools in modern fluid measurement is the split electromagnetic flow meter.

When people hear the term handheld ultrasonic flowmeter, they typically think of large-scale industrial facilities or municipal water management systems. And while that’s true, there’s so much more to the story. These compact, non-intrusive devices have quietly made their way into some unexpected industries—and they’re transforming how we think about

Magnetic flowmeters are among the most widely used instruments in industrial applications for measuring the flow of liquids. Known for their accuracy, reliability, and non-intrusive nature, they’ve become the go-to solution in water treatment plants, food and beverage production, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing industries. But while these flowmeters are versatile,

Most frequently mounted in pipes, electromagnetic flow meters are made up of a tube with coils that create a magnetic field and electrodes that pick up voltage created by the flowing fluid. According to Faraday’s Law, the voltage (E) that develops across the electrodes as a conductive fluid passes through

In a world where precision and reliability are more critical than ever, electromagnetic flowmeters have emerged as a cornerstone technology for accurate fluid flow measurement. Whether you’re operating in water treatment, chemical manufacturing, or food and beverage processing, chances are you’ve encountered—or should consider—this game-changing flow measurement tool. In this

When it comes to measuring fluid flow in industrial processes, there’s no shortage of options. From turbine meters to ultrasonic sensors, each method has its pros and cons. However, magnetic flowmeters — often referred to as magmeters — have become increasingly popular due to their precision and durability. But the