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Honsberg - WR1 series Flow Indicator
Sight glass/rotor
The WR1 mechanical flow indicator is designed for use with water, oils and air/gases to show a quantitative flow display though a spinning rotor.
- Ranges covering 0.7..100 l/min H2O
- Ranges covering18 to 700 l/min air (1 bar)
- 16 bar max
- Brass connections
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Technical data
| Connection type | G1/4 female |
|---|---|
| Flow max | 4 l/min |
| Function | Rotor |
| Material of connection | Nickel-plated brass |
| Material of glass tube | Borosilicate glass |
| Material of rotor | POM |
| Material of seals | NBR |
| Material wipers | NBR |
| Media | Water, oil |
| Min flow rate for rotor (oil 40 Cst) l/min | 1.5 |
| Min flow rate for rotor (oil 41-150 Cst) l/min | 2.7 |
|---|---|
| Min flow rate for rotor (water) l/min | 0.7 |
| Pressure drop | 0.25 bar at maximum flow |
| Pressure range max | 16 bar |
| Temperature of media from | 0 °C |
| Temperature of media to | 100 °C |
| Type of flow component | Flow indication |
| Viscosity max | 150 cSt |
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
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Product description
The WR1 mechanical flow indicator is designed for use with water, oils and air/gases to show a quantitative flow display though a spinning rotor.
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