Float & Board Level Indicator
A float & board level indicator is a mechanical device that provides an easy-to-read visual indication of liquid levels in large storage tanks. The float, which sits on the liquid surface, is connected to a counterweight and a graduated board or scale, which moves to reflect the level inside the tank. It’s a cost-effective solution for non-pressurized storage tanks in water, oil, and fuel industries.
Description
Float & Board Level Indicators provide accurate and reliable fluid level measurement in tanks and vessels. These indicators utilize a simple yet effective float mechanism to monitor fluid levels in real-time, ensuring optimal process control and safety across various industrial sectors.
Key Features:
Accurate Fluid Level Monitoring: Achieve precise measurement for consistent fluid levels in tanks and vessels.
Durable Construction: Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments and provide long-lasting performance.
Easy-to-Read Visual Indicator: Clear, direct visual readings for quick and easy monitoring.
Corrosion-Resistant: Ideal for use with aggressive chemicals and fluids, offering enhanced durability.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for various industries, including water treatment, chemical, food and beverage, and oil & gas.
Applications:
Chemical & Petrochemical Industries: Monitor liquid levels in storage tanks, reactors, and separators.
Water & Wastewater Treatment: Ensure effective fluid monitoring in treatment plants and reservoirs.
Food & Beverage: Track levels in production tanks to maintain consistent quality.
Oil & Gas: Accurately measure fluid levels in storage and pipeline systems.
Energy & Power: Monitor fluid levels in cooling tanks and condensate systems.
Why Choose Float & Board Level Indicators?
By choosing CalCon’s Float & Board Level Indicators, you ensure precise fluid level measurement and reliable monitoring for your operations. Our indicators are engineered for durability, offering a cost-effective solution for industries that require high accuracy in fluid level management.
