Straight tube Coriolis mass meter now made in the USA

Water/wastewater

Straight tube Coriolis mass meter now made in the USA

17 Jan, 2019

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Krohne have announced that it has begun manufacturing the updated Optimass 1000 straight tube Coriolis mass meter at its newly opened state of the art flow and level instrument manufacturing and calibration facility located in Beverly, MA., USA. Optimass 1000 is designed for exceptional measurement capabilities with the flexibility and options of high-end meters, at a competitive price. The Optimass 1000 is well-suited for a variety of industries, including the chemical, petrochemical, food and beverage, water and pharmaceutical, and can operate reliably between -40 and 130° C.

The Optimass 1000 is designed with a close-coupled twin tube configuration with an optimized flow splitter, manufactured to be highly durable and capable of handling flow rates, even in the face of pressure fluctuations. This product also offers end-users many options not normally found in economic, general purpose meters, such as a number of hygienic process connectors for the pharmaceutical and food and beverage industries. It also comes with a standard measuring tube that is 100% accurate, ensuring the highest level of safety. This is something that few other coriolis flowmeter manufacturers can offer as a level of certified secondary containment.

The Optimass 1000 features certain elements of the Optimass 7000 series such as superior performance in density and mass flow. It has been designed without installation restrictions and remains unaffected by external influences, such as vibration and hydraulic noise interferences.

The Optimass 1000 utilises Krohne’s modular electronic converters, which can be fitted across a range of flowmeters, allowing instruments to address unique applications, providing either basic functionality or high-end diagnostic capabilities. The Optimass 1000 can be fitted with most industry standard hygienic connectors and DIN, ANSI and JIS standard flanges.

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