Steam


Mini Averaging Pitot Tube, DF12

The Systec DF12 is a smaller version of the Systec DF25, suitable for smaller pipes from DN20 to DN100. Perfect for Steam Flows, Stack emissions, boiler feed water, ultra-pure water and many other applications.

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Averaging Pitot Tube, Large, DF44

The Systec DF44 is a larger version of the Systec DF25, suitable for smaller pipes from 250mm to 15000mm. Perfect for stack emissions, ventilation air and many many other applications.  From 250mm to 15000mm.

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Micro Orifice Plate 1-12mm bore DF8

The Systec DF8 has been designed for precise flow metering for small pipes and low flows. It comes as a spool piece with 1/2" BSP threads. It is able to measure steam, liquids and gases

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DF25

Steam Flow Meter, Insertion Pitot, DF25

The DF25 is Steam Flow meter suitable for pipes DN100-2500mm. The right Steam Flowmeter can save you money on your steam generation costs thus helping to reduce any Steam wastage. The DF25 Steam flow meter is designed for the minimum pressure drop saving you money. The DF25 Steam Pitot is designed to be an extremely accurate way to measure your steam flow. It can work with a normal DP transmitter, or a Multivariable Transmitter

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Steam Flow Gauge, Mechanical, Large Dial, Flo-Gage

Inline Mechanical Steam flow gauge with a direct reading dial. The Flo-Gage is a direct reading DP flow meter that displays your flow rate in a "speedometer" style display. As your flow increases the needle moves around the face of the display. These do not require any power to function and have large easy to read dials.

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Differential Pressure Transmitter Siemens P320

The P320 is a premium differental pressure transmitter. It is suiable for many DP applications inculding Steam flow, Gas Flow and Liquid Flow. When combined with a suitable Primary Device, such as the DF25 Steam Pitot, it will give you a 4-20mA signal proportional to your steam flow rates for a fixed Temperature and Pressure.

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