SERIES 630 AND 1000

SERIES 630 AND 1000

SERIES 630 AND 1000

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Series 630 and 1000 Variable Area Flowmeters are designed for measuring the instantaneous flow of various process liquids and gases. They are suitable for applications such as analytical instrumentation, gas flow control, small dosing systems, purge metering, leak detection, and blending systems. Industries that commonly use these flowmeters include brewing, gas analysis, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, engine testing, paper production, water treatment, and oil and gas.
Principle of Operation: The flowmeters operate on a simple principle where the float's height in a tapered flow tube correlates with a calibrated scale, allowing the flow to be read from the center of the ball.
Specifications: The flowmeters can measure very low flows, starting from 2-20cc/min (Air). They feature rear-facing connections as standard and come with 2 x M3 mounting screws.
Features:
  • Direct reading of instantaneous flow rate
  • Standard flow ranges with easy-to-read scales
  • Frictionless operation resulting in low head loss
  • Available in 56mm or 93mm tube lengths
  • Standard or customized flow scales
  • Easy tube removal in-situ
  • Available in valved or non-valved versions
  • Rear-facing or straight-through connections
  • Connections made from Ni plated brass, stainless steel, or nylon 6
  • Polycarbonate safety features
  • Minimal maintenance with long service life
  • Rear of panel mounting kit available
  • Alarm versions available
Accuracy: The flowmeters offer an accuracy of 5% Full Scale Deflection (FSD) for predicted scales and 3% FSD for calibrated scales.
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SERIES 630 AND 1000-1

VARIABLE AREA FLOWMETERDATA SHEET SERIES 630 / 1000 FEATURES • Direct reading of instantaneous flow rate • Standard flow ranges • Easy to read scale • Frictionless, hence low head loss • 56mm or 93mm tube lengths • Standard or customised flow scales cover • Easy tube removal in-situ The Series 630 and 1000 range of Variable Area Flowmeters are ideal for measuring the instantaneous flow of virtually any process liquid or gas. Typical applications include analytical instrumentation, gas flow control, small dosing systems, purge metering, leak detection and blending systems. Typical industries served include; brewing, gas analysis, pharmaceutical, aerospace, engine testing, paper production, water treatment, oil and gas. The principle of operation is simple: The height attained by the float in its tapered flow tube is directly related to a calibrated scale with the flow being read from the centre of the ball. This range of flowmeters offers very low flows down to 2-20cc/min (Air). They have rear facing connections as standard and the flowmeters are supplied complete with 2 x M3 mounting screws. • Valved or non-valved versions • Rear facing or straight-through connections • Ni plated brass, stainless steel or nylon 6 connections • Polycarbonate safety • Minimal maintenance long service life • Rear of panel mounting kit available • Alarm versions available

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SERIES 630 AND 1000-2

SERIES 630 AND 1000Technical Specification Chassis: Anodised aluminium to Ball Floats: Glass, Stainless steel, End Blocks: Ni plated brass Stainless steel Nylon 6 Plumb Bob Floats: Anodised aluminium Stainless steel 1/8” BSPPF Nylon 6 Cover: Polycarbonate 1000-225 grams Max Working Gas: up to 20 bar g (non shock) Pressure: Liquid: up to 20 bar g (non shock) Seals: Nitrile or Viton Metering Tube: Borosilicate glass Scale: Permanently fired (black) Max Working Temperature: Accuracy: 60°C Nitrile 100°C Viton ± 5% FSD for predicted scales ± 3% FSD for calibrated scales STANDARD RANGES Customised...

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