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PORTAFLOW PF333/PF222


NEW SIMPLE CLAMP ON, NON INVASIVE FLOW & ENERGY MEASUREMENT FROM MICRONICS


PF333 now


available


as energy meter


• Ultrasonic, cross-correlation fl ow measurement


• Reynolds number correction • Easy to install • Simple to follow set-up menu • Clamp-on fl ow and temperature sensors


DIAPHRAGM PUMPS FOR PROCESS INDUSTRIES. LEADING SPECIALISTS.


Outstanding performance for demanding applications


Our pumps start with your specs and are then designed to fulfil the demands and complex challenges of industrial process conditions – fit for special tasks:


• Uncontaminated transfer, compression and evacuation of valuable and hazardous processing media at temperatures up to 240 O


C • ATEX compliant design


• Sample gas pumps for mobile/stationary process gas analysis


KNF - your partner for customised pumps and systems


KNF Neuberger UK Ltd Ave 2, Station Lane Ind Est, Witney, Oxon, OX28 4FA info@knf.co.uk www.knf.co.uk


For further information call us on


+44 (0)1628 810456 or email sales@micronicsltd.co.uk


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The NEW Portafl ow PF333/ PF222 range brings simplicity to the non-invasive measurement of liquid fl ow and is now available with an energy meter function for the PF333. Results can be achieved within minutes of opening the case.


Compact, rugged and reliable, designed to provide sustained performance in: Process fl uid monitoring and Energy Management including Water, Glycol, DI, Diesel and Fuel Oils. For System audits, Pump verifi cation, Boiler testing, Leak detection and many more...


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