1.5-Inch Flow Meter For Fuel And Water Turbine Digital Flowmeter Diesel Kerosene 10-73.5 GPM Range Aluminum Alloy Construction High Precision Readouts Heavy Duty Industrial Grade Calibrated For Accurate Flow Measurement
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1.5-Inch Digital Flow Meter for Fuel and Water, Single Unit
✔️ Aluminum alloy body, 10-73.5 GPM range, high-precision LCD
✅ 1.5 inch flow path with turbine sensor (38.1 mm)
✅ Aluminum alloy housing for durability and corrosion resistance
✅ Multi-function LCD displays instantaneous, single cumulative, and total cumulative flow
✅ Works with water, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and other low-viscosity, non-corrosive liquids
✅ Horizontal or vertical installation; flow direction must align with arrow
✅ LCD not waterproof; avoid direct immersion and protect from moisture
✔️ Aluminum alloy body, 10-73.5 GPM range, high-precision LCD
This turbine flow meter is designed to measure low-viscosity liquids such as water, diesel, kerosene, and similar fuels in industrial settings. It’s commonly used in fuel lines, water treatment, and process control systems.
✅ 10-73.5 GPM measuring range✅ 1.5 inch flow path with turbine sensor (38.1 mm)
✅ Aluminum alloy housing for durability and corrosion resistance
✅ Multi-function LCD displays instantaneous, single cumulative, and total cumulative flow
✅ Works with water, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and other low-viscosity, non-corrosive liquids
✅ Horizontal or vertical installation; flow direction must align with arrow
✅ LCD not waterproof; avoid direct immersion and protect from moisture
💡 What is a flow meter used for in industrial fluid systems? Flow meters provide precise readings to optimize process control and energy usage.
- Real-time measurements help optimize operations and detect anomalies early
- Suitable for water, diesel, kerosene, and other low-viscosity liquids
- Easy to integrate into existing piping and instrumentation
- Supports accurate billing, inventory tracking, and maintenance scheduling
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