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Union nuts let you quickly install and disconnect these flowmeters from your system for maintenance.

Measure the flow rate of water in both gallons and liters.

Often used in laboratory applications, these flowmeters have a scale in liters or milliliters.

Rated for pressures up to 3,500 psi.

The transparent body lets you inspect water color and clarity in addition to measuring the flow rate.

The PVC body can withstand corrosive chlorinated and deionized water.

Fittings on the back let you install these flowmeters in instrument panels.

Rated for nearly double the temperature of standard panel-mount flowmeters for water, these can withstand up to 212° F.

Install these flowmeters without disassembling your pipeline. Drill a hole in an existing run of PVC pipe and secure the flowmeter with the included clamps.

Choose these flowmeters for highly accurate flow rate measurements.

Measure the flow rate of compressed air.

Rated for at least six times the pressure of standard flowmeters for air, these can withstand pressures of at least 600 psi.

Designed for more than 10 times the pressure of standard flowmeters for oil, these are rated for pressures up to 3,500 psi.

With double the temperature rating of standard flowmeters for oil, these can be used with oil up to 400° F.

Calibrated, cleaned, and bagged for oxygen service, these flowmeters are commonly used for welding.

Also called Doppler flowmeters, these use ultrasonic waves to spot check flow rate throughout your system. They are for water containing particles 100 microns (similar to flour) or larger.

To protect against dust, washdowns, and corrosion, these flowmeter/totalizers have an enclosure that meets NEMA 4X.

With a display that can be placed up to 25 feet from the sensor, these flowmeter/totalizers are often used in hard-to-access areas.

To withstand water and a variety of caustic chemicals, these flowmeter/totalizers have a corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel body.

Calibrated for compressed air.