Hygienic Flow
Anderson Negele Magnetic-Inductive Flow Meter FMQ
FMQ
- Magnetic-Inductive
- Measuring Range 0.1...10 m/s
- Operating Pressure 0.1...11 Bar Absolute
- Approvals: FDA; 3-A
Anderson Negele Magnetic-Inductive Flow Meter FMI
FMI
- Magnetic-Inductive
- Measuring Range 0.1...10 m/s
- Operating Pressure 0.1...11 bar absolute
- Approvals: FDA; 3-A
Anderson Negele - Ultrasonic Flow Switch/Sensor - FWS/A-141
FWS-141 / FWA-141
- Ultrasonic Doppler Principle
- Measuring range 0.1…2.5 m/s
- Operating Pressure Max 10 Bar
- Approvals: FDA; EHEDG; 3-A
Anderson Negele - Turbine Flowmeter HM-E & HMP-E
- Hygienic design, Confirmed by 3-A Certification
- High media resistance due to stainless steel 316L and Rulon™ bearings
- FDA Approved
- 2-Part housing ensures simple cleaning and maintenance
Anderson Negele - Adapters and accessories
CLEANadapt
- Flexible process connections for pipes and containers. Suitable for hygienic sensors with M12, G1 / 2 "and G1" thread
- Hygienic, elastomer-free process connection for use in breweries, dairy, food and pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology and peripheral applications (water and wastewater treatment, etc.)
- Perfect hygiene adjustment is achieved without the use of any additional elastomeric sealant material
- Installation according to the EHEDG report
- 3-A compatible process connection only for PEEK sealant sensors
Anderson Negele - Calorimetric Flow Switch
- Caliormetric Measuring Principle
- Measuring Range 10…300 cm/s
- Operating Pressure Max 60 bar
- Approvals: FDA; EHEDG; 3-A
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