Liquid Level Gauge - Company Ranking(24 companies in total)
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| 【Specifications】 ○ Connection → TUP N-10: Flange → TUP N-13, TUP N-AB, TUP N-15, TUP N-19, TUP N-14C: R1/8 to 3/4B ○ Pipe Types → TUP N-10, ... | For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | ||
| 【Application Examples】 ■ When hazardous materials are in the tank... The safest liquid level gauge that does not use glass: Magnetic liquid ... | For more details, please download the catalog or contact us. | ||
| 【Specifications】 [RZ] ○Connection: Various flanges and threaded connections ○Operating temperature: -50 to 280℃ ○Material: Carbon steel ... | For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | ||
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Round Glass Liquid Level Gauge "TUP N-10 Series"
- overview
- 【Specifications】 ○ Connection → TUP N-10: Flange → TUP N-13, TUP N-AB, TUP N-15, TUP N-19, TUP N-14C: R1/8 to 3/4B ○ Pipe Types → TUP N-10, ...
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Free comprehensive catalog of liquid level gauges available to assist in selecting liquid level gauges.
- overview
- 【Application Examples】 ■ When hazardous materials are in the tank... The safest liquid level gauge that does not use glass: Magnetic liquid ...
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
Klinger type liquid level gauge "Reflective type, Transparent type, Special type"
- overview
- 【Specifications】 [RZ] ○Connection: Various flanges and threaded connections ○Operating temperature: -50 to 280℃ ○Material: Carbon steel ...
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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