Supmea manufactures a full line of flow meters for industrial fluid measurement. The portfolio includes electromagnetic, turbine, vortex, ultrasonic, and mass flow technologies, allowing users to select suitable solutions for different liquids, gases, and process environments.
These flow meters are designed to measure volumetric or mass flow rates accurately. Electromagnetic models (SUP-LDG series and FMC240) are commonly used for conductive liquids without moving parts. Turbine meters (SUP-LWGY) suit clean fluids with good repeatability. Vortex meters (SUP-LUGB) handle liquids, gases, and steam. Ultrasonic and Coriolis options expand capability for non-intrusive or direct mass measurement. Variants include remote transmitters, sanitary designs for hygienic applications, insertion types, and battery-powered versions.
| Flow Meter Type | Representative Models | Suitable Media |
|---|---|---|
| Electromagnetic | SUP-LDG, FMC240, sanitary versions | Conductive liquids |
| Turbine | SUP-LWGY | Low-viscosity clean liquids |
| Vortex | SUP-LUGB series | Liquid, gas, steam |
| Ultrasonic | SUP-2100H | Various liquids |
| Coriolis | SUP-CMF / related models | Mass flow measurement |
| Special | Insertion, battery-powered, metal tube rotameter | Specific installation needs |
Detailed parameters such as accuracy class, diameter range (e.g., DN15 and above for many models), and output signals differ by product and must be selected according to application.
Suitable for water supply and treatment, chemical plants, food processing, pharmaceutical production, energy systems, and general manufacturing where reliable flow monitoring is required.
Common challenges include fluid conductivity limitations, pressure drop concerns, or installation space constraints. Matching the correct meter technology and configuration to the process conditions reduces these issues.
These meters function as practical alternatives or upgrades for equivalent industrial flow meters used in process pipelines.
We focus on authentic Supmea instrumentation and assist customers in selecting appropriate models based on actual process data.
Standard lead time is generally 6-8 weeks.
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