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2026.3.11

Analog Gas Flow Meters | Types and Product List

Analog gas flow meters specifically refer to a type of flow meter that outputs analog signals. The main function of a flow meter is to measure volumetric flow rate or mass flow rate and convert it into an electrical signal output, facilitating flow monitoring and control. There are four types of flow meter signal outputs: analog signal output, frequency signal output, digital signal output, and switch signal output. RFQ Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Types for Flow Meters:Benefits of Analog Gas Flow MetersFeatured Analog Gas Flow MetersMore Flow Measurement Solutions Common Analog Signa......

2026.3.9

Magnetic Float Level Gauge: Working Principle and Types

The Magnetic Float Level Gauge continuously measures the liquid level in a tank based on the principles of buoyancy and magnetic coupling. It indicates changes in liquid level by utilizing the influence of a magnet on nearby magnets; this mechanical structure is simple yet highly effective. Its simple structure provides fast and stable liquid level information. Furthermore, when equipped with an electronic transmitter, it can be used for continuous monitoring and control of liquid levels. RFQ Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Types for Flow Meters:Benefits of Analog Gas Flow MetersFeatured......

2026.3.2

What is Strain Gauge Pressure Transmitter?

Strain gauge pressure transmitters have good shock resistance and can withstand 100G vibration, making them more suitable for measuring large pressure ranges. They are used in pressure measurement and control in industrial equipment, water pressure testing, building water supply, and hydraulic power stations. RFQ Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Types for Flow Meters:Benefits of Analog Gas Flow MetersFeatured Analog Gas Flow MetersMore Flow Measurement Solutions What is Strain Gauge Pressure Transmitter? Strain gauge pressure transmitters are a type of pressure transmitter that utilizes t......

2026.1.25

Powder/Dry Material Level Switches – Product List and Selection

Powder/Dry Material Level Switches are devices used to detect when material reaches a preset level. When the material reaches or exceeds the set position, the level switch sends a signal, typically used to control the starting or stopping of equipment. They are widely used in silos, hoppers, storage tanks, and other locations for simple on/off control tasks. RFQ Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Types for Flow Meters:Benefits of Analog Gas Flow MetersFeatured Analog Gas Flow MetersMore Flow Measurement Solutions Benefits of Material Level Switches For over 10 years, Sino-Inst has been dedi......

2026.1.21

Rotameters: Excellent Choice for Flow Measurement in Various Gases

A rotameter, also known as a variable area flow meter, is widely used to measure the flow rate of various gases, especially in situations where no power supply is available. Whether measuring air, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide (CO2), or other gases, rotameters provide reliable and accurate results. Of course, rotameters can also be configured as electronic smart devices, providing local digital display and outputs such as 4-20mA and switch signals. This has led to rotameters occupying a larger share of the industrial gas flow measurement market. RFQ Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Typ......

2026.1.20

Flow Meter Selection Guide: Starting from Measurement Conditions

There are more than a dozen categories and hundreds of models of flow meters on the market, all claiming to have unique measurement advantages. So how do you choose the flow meter that meets your needs? Simply put, start with your actual measurement conditions. Select the most suitable flow meter based on your specific application parameters. Table of ContentsCommon Analog Signal Types for Flow Meters:Benefits of Analog Gas Flow MetersFeatured Analog Gas Flow MetersMore Flow Measurement Solutions 1. Define the Medium Being Measured Current flow measurement technology is not universally applica......

2026.1.20

4 Types of Manifolds for Pressure Transmitters

Pressure transmitters are often installed in conjunction with manifolds, primarily for isolation, calibration, and venting. Manifolds control the input of the medium, ensuring measurement accuracy and safety. Manifolds are typically configured with a specified number of valves based on the required operating conditions. Common configurations include single-valve (2-valve), two-valve, three-valve, and five-valve manifolds. This is the manifold class typically specified for a high temperature differential pressure transducer, where the equalizer plus two vents allow on-line zero-point checks wit......