ANDERSON NEGELE
Anderson Negele Magnetic-Inductive Flow Meter FMI
FMI
The FMI Magnetic Inductive Flow Meter from Anderson-Negele is designed for highly accurate flow rate and volumetric measurement of fluids and pastes for customers from the Food- and Pharmaceutical industries. With an accuracy of ± 0.2% ± 1cm, the FMI exceeds the high expectations of the food and beverage industries as well as with product life span and cleaning; the FMI is also low maintenance and is available with all necessary certification for food and pharmaceutical applications.
With non-contact optical programming keys, the larger housing doesn’t need to be opened for programming; ensuring water ingress is reduced to a minimum. The FMI also has a larger and clearer display than the FMQ flow meter for clearer visibility.
The precise degree of accuracy at low & high flow rates permits the FMI to be used in applications ranging from dosing systems to pharmaceutical filling systems. As with all magnetic inductive flow meters, the media has to have a conductivity of 5μS/cm and can also be used to monitor media with < 5 % solid particle content (where the media has the same level of conductivity).
The sensor is made entirely of 316 stainless steel, with all of the media contacting materials being FDA approved. The FMI is suitable for CIP-/SIP-cleaning up to max. 130 °C (up to 30 minutes) and also has an automatic empty pipe detection, to protect other components in your system from dry running damage. With a simple user interface that doesn’t need the housing opening to adjust the parameters, moisture ingress, care and maintenance are all minimised. This is accompanied by a vacuum tight metering tube that is rigid, even at high temperatures and is also piggable.
Application Examples:
- Magnetic-inductive flow meter for the measurement of flow rate and volume in food and pharmaceutical applications
- Suitable for liquids, mash and pastes with a minimum conductivity of 5μS/cm
- Precise measurement of media containing solids (< 5 % solid particle content)
- Measurement range from 30 l/h to 640 000 l/h
- Suitable for dosing and filling applications
- DN10-DN150 sizes available
- Optional surface finish on metal process connection Ra ≤ 0.4μm (Pharmaceutical)
- FDA Certified, 3-A conformity for version with process connection SS, TC and HH
- Magnetic-Inductive
- Measuring Range 0.1...10 m/s
- Operating Pressure 0.1...11 bar absolute
- Approvals: FDA; 3-A
Selected variant
Technical data
| Approvals | 3-A, FDA |
|---|---|
| Area of apllication | Food, Pharma |
| IP class | IP65 |
| Material display | PMMA |
| Material electrode | Stainless steel 316L |
| Material of connection | Stainless steel 316L |
| Material of seals | EPDM food approved |
| Material of sensor housing | Stainless steel AISI 304 |
| Material of wetted parts | PFA |
| Pressure range max | 11 bar |
| Pressure range min | -0.1 bar |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage ac max | 240 V AC |
| Supply voltage ac min | 100 V AC |
| Supply voltage dc max | 32 V DC |
| Supply voltage dc min | 9 V DC |
| Temperature ambient from | -20 °C |
| Temperature ambient to | 55 °C |
| Temperature of media from | 0 °C |
| Temperature of media to | 100 °C |
Downloads
Product description
The FMI Magnetic Inductive Flow Meter from Anderson-Negele is designed for highly accurate flow rate and volumetric measurement of fluids and pastes for customers from the Food- and Pharmaceutical industries. With an accuracy of ± 0.2% ± 1cm, the FMI exceeds the high expectations of the food and beverage industries as well as with product life span and cleaning; the FMI is also low maintenance and is available with all necessary certification for food and pharmaceutical applications.
With non-contact optical programming keys, the larger housing doesn’t need to be opened for programming; ensuring water ingress is reduced to a minimum. The FMI also has a larger and clearer display than the FMQ flow meter for clearer visibility.
The precise degree of accuracy at low & high flow rates permits the FMI to be used in applications ranging from dosing systems to pharmaceutical filling systems. As with all magnetic inductive flow meters, the media has to have a conductivity of 5μS/cm and can also be used to monitor media with < 5 % solid particle content (where the media has the same level of conductivity).
The sensor is made entirely of 316 stainless steel, with all of the media contacting materials being FDA approved. The FMI is suitable for CIP-/SIP-cleaning up to max. 130 °C (up to 30 minutes) and also has an automatic empty pipe detection, to protect other components in your system from dry running damage. With a simple user interface that doesn’t need the housing opening to adjust the parameters, moisture ingress, care and maintenance are all minimised. This is accompanied by a vacuum tight metering tube that is rigid, even at high temperatures and is also piggable.
Application Examples:
- Magnetic-inductive flow meter for the measurement of flow rate and volume in food and pharmaceutical applications
- Suitable for liquids, mash and pastes with a minimum conductivity of 5μS/cm
- Precise measurement of media containing solids (< 5 % solid particle content)
- Measurement range from 30 l/h to 640 000 l/h
- Suitable for dosing and filling applications
- DN10-DN150 sizes available
- Optional surface finish on metal process connection Ra ≤ 0.4μm (Pharmaceutical)
- FDA Certified, 3-A conformity for version with process connection SS, TC and HH
Related
Water & Wastewater Solutions
OEM Automatics water and wastewater application specialists have gathered all our solutions in one place. Our products are used in everything from small municipal water works to larger regional plants.
understanding viscosity - And Why It Matters When Choosing A Pump
Whether you’re pumping water, chocolate, oil or peanut butter knowing the product’s viscosity is essential to selecting the right pump. Find out more about viscosity and which pump may be suitable for your application!
Float switches built to perform and ready to ship
Whether you're looking to upgrade your current solution or secure a more robust float switch for your next project, Taurus delivers performance you can count on.
How do I know if I need a pressure switch or a pressure sensor?
When choosing between a pressure switch and a pressure sensor, the key lies in understanding your application. Our Pressure Monitoring experts breaks down the two devices for you.
We offer air diaphragm pumps by SAMOA
Pumps are now officially part of our product offering! As we build our pump portfolio, we’re proud to announce that we are an official distributor of SAMOA Industrial, a well-established name in the fluid handling industry.
Barcode Scanner Technology: Choosing The Right Technology For Your Application
OEM Automatic's barcode scanner experts have broken down barcode technology to help you choose the right scanner for your application!
