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Several forms of level gauges exist in the industry. Depending upon the types of liquids such as water, oil, diesel etc. measured by level gauges, they can be classified into following categories:

Tank level gauges

These level sensing devices generally determine volume of liquid enclosed in the tank.

Fuel level gauges

These devices mainly provide fuel level readings in case of automobiles and other equipments consuming fuel.

Water level gauges

These level gauges are basically applied to determine the rise or fall occurring in water level.

Mechanical level gauges

This category of level gauges is mainly employed in underground storage tank applications for measuring the level of liquid.

The control magnetic level gauge is designed so that the liquid being measured is enclosed within a sealed chamber. A stainless steel, titanium or plastic float fitted with a permanent omni-directional magnet moves freely inside the chamber and actuates the magnetic wafers contained within the indicator.

As the float rises and falls on the liquid level gauge each wafer rotates 180o and so presents a contrasting colour. Those wafers above the float show white, whilst those level gauge and below show red – the indicator then presents a clearly defined and accurate level gauge of the liquid in the chamber.

This simple technology provides a clear and very effective way to read your liquid level gauge within any process vessel.

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The sanitary level gauge offers a 360-degree view of the process fluid for liquid level verification, and process validation. Unique end fittings with integral 90 degree elbows, reduces process dead space, increases tank visual verification area, and eliminates the leak paths associated with secondary fittings.

Wetted surfaces are Type 316L Stainless Steel with an internal finish of 20 Ra/180 grit, borosilicate glass inner sight tube and gaskets per your specifications. The gaskets chosen will determine the temperature and pressure ratings of the unit and can be as high as 150psig.

The sight tube is manufactured from heavy wall borosilicate glass tubing, then tooled to a precision sanitary end configuration, similar to .75″ stainless steel sanitary fittings. The inner wetted borosilicate glass sight tube is then protected with an impact resistant full polycarbonate shield, which is held in place with delrin shield guides.

Vessel connections vary with application, however .75″ sanitary tri-clamp ends are standard and center to center lengths are per your specification. Pressure ratings are up to 150 psig – full vacuum, temperature ratings are up to 350 F. Others specifications are available, please consult the factory.

Options for the sanitary level gauge include materials of constructions, SS, Alloys and plastic, connection configurations, lengths, shielding and gaskets.

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The bypass level gauge is one of the simplest and most robust method to liquid level monitoring.

Bypass level gauges are one of the simplest and most robust means of liquid level monitoring. A chamber is mounted on the side of a tank or container by two process connections. This direct connection ensures that the level in the chamber corresponds precisely to the level of the liquid in the tank or container.

Inside the bypass chamber there is a cylindrical float with built-in permanent magnets, where the concentrated magnetic field produced travels through the chamber wall to an external indicator. Along with the magnetic roller indicator, the Bypass Level Gauges can also be equipped with magnetic switches and level transmitters (magnetostrictive or reed type).

Advantages are a simple, robust, and rugged design, no direct contact with aggressive fluids by sensitive measurement and indicating instruments, and guaranteed operation of the magnetic roller indicator without requiring an auxiliary power source, even in the event of power failures. These gauges are applicable throughout industry thanks to the use of a range of corrosion-proof materials. Designs are available for pressure ranges from vacuum up to 400 bar, temperature ranges from 167°C to +400°C, and densities of 350 kg/m³.

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These types of level gauges are designed with a t-shape and are designed to handle a wide range of temperature and pressure from the system. The transparent level gauge with illuminator can be used to make observation of the level of corrosion inside the system and the level of liquids. In special conditions, the illuminator is used to improve visibility so as to get accurate readings. The transparent glass is resistant to high pressure and other aggressive media.

Why you should get the transparent level gauge with illuminator

Here we intricately design our products to ensure that they are of high quality and durable. We fit our level gauges with mica shields on the glass part to help it withstand all sorts of pressure. Moreover, we carefully select the materials to be used to ensure that our products are of superior quality in the industry. Even better, we ensure that we collaborate with our customers to produce products that are according to their needs. Don’t look any further, make your way to our warehouse and get the best level gauges.

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Water tank level gauges are used to quickly tell how much water is in your storage tank at any given time. We sells two types of level gauges: electronic indicators and mechanical indicators.

Electronic Indicators

Water tank level gauges with electronic indicators are a convenient way to keep an eye on your water levels from inside your own home or office.

Electronic level gauges consist of a transmitter and a receiver. The electronic indicator inside the tank transmits a wireless signal to a receiver located in the home or office.

Level gauges with electronic indicators eliminate the need for you to go to the actual physical location of the tank to read the water level.

Mechanical Indicators

Water tank level gauges with mechanical indicators work by using a weighted float and an indicator. The indicator is connected to a counter-weight which moves down with the rising water level and lifts up the float.

Level gauges with mechanical indicators are precisely accurate, as the sliding indicator located on the outside of the tank is able to match with the water level exactly.

Unlike level gauges with electronic indicators, those with mechanical indicators will never go down on you. Since there are no electronic parts,no power source is required and certainly no batteries. That makes these gauges an appealing option over those with electronic indicators.

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The Wire Level Gauge makes it easy to detect the amount of wire left in wire drums or boxes. The gauge features magnetic wire detection that slides down the drum as wire is depleted, offering a convenient way to monitor wire usage. Compatible with solid steel wires in fiber drum or cardboard packaging, not compatible with cored or non-ferrous wires.

Description

• Detects level gauge of wire remaining in the drum with colors & percentages.
• Compatible with 500–1,000 LB (227–453 KG) drums/boxes (reversible design).
• Compatible with solid steel wires in fiber drum or cardboard .packaging, not compatible with cored or non-ferrous wires.
• Functions with or without fire resistant drum covers.

A level gauge monitors the liquid level of the chemical you’re storing in your polyethylene tank. There are several types of gauges, including clear tube level gauges and ultrasonic level gauges. While we can provide a variety of level indicators, we almost always recommend our reverse float gauge.

What Is a Reverse Float Level Gauge?

A reverse float level gauge makes it easy to know how much chemical is in your tank, from outside the tank wall.

The reverse float gauge can be counterintuitive at first, but it’s an elegant and simple solution that gives you a clear reading from outside of the tank. The level system contains a float inside the tank, which is connected by a rope to a weighted level indicator. The indicator is housed in a vertical tube along the exterior sidewall of the tank.

As the tank is filled, the chemical lifts the float, and the pulley system moves the weighted indicator downward. As the tank empties, the float inside the tank lowers, pulling the indicator on the outside upwards.

In essence, you’re looking at an upside-down representation of the chemical’s level in the tank. When the tank is full, the visual indicator is at the bottom of the tube, and when the tank is empty it’s at the top. It is a reverse indication of the level in the chemical tank—thus, a reverse float level gauge!

A level gauge of any kind monitors the liquid level of what is being stored in the polyethylene tank. There are several types of gauges including clear tube level gauges, ultrasonic level gauges, etc.

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