Gn Flow Meter is a leading manufacturer of microfluidic measurement and control instruments.
A micro oval gear flow meter is a positive displacement (PD) flow meter that uses two interlocking oval-shaped gears to measure liquid flow. As fluid passes through the meter, it causes the gears to rotate, and the rotation speed is directly proportional to the flow rate.
Key characteristics include:
✔ High precision (typically ±0.5% to ±1% of reading)
✔ Compact and lightweight design
✔ Low maintenance requirements
✔ Suitable for viscous and clean liquids
Feature | Description |
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Measurement Principle | Positive displacement (oval gear rotation) |
Flow Range | Typically 0.01–10 L/min (adjustable based on model) |
Accuracy | ±0.5% to ±1% of reading |
Material Options | Stainless steel, brass, PTFE-lined (for corrosive fluids) |
Pressure Rating | Up to 10 bar (varies by model) |
Temperature Range | -20°C to 150°C (depending on materials) |
Output Signals | Pulse, analog (4-20mA), or digital communication (optional) |
Micro oval gear flow meters are ideal for industries requiring precise fluid measurement, including:
✅ High Accuracy – Ideal for critical applications requiring precise measurements.
✅ Low Maintenance – No moving parts (except gears) reduce wear and tear.
✅ Wide Compatibility – Suitable for clean, viscous, and slightly abrasive liquids.
✅ Compact Design – Easy integration into space-constrained systems.
✅ Reliable Performance – Minimal susceptibility to flow disturbances.
When selecting a micro oval gear flow meter, consider:
✔ Fluid type (viscosity, corrosiveness, temperature)
✔ Flow range & accuracy requirements
✔ Material compatibility (stainless steel, PTFE, etc.)
✔ Output signal needs (pulse, analog, digital)
✔ Certifications (FDA, ATEX, CE, etc.)
Micro oval gear flow meters are essential tools for industries requiring precise, reliable low-flow measurements. Their compact design, high accuracy, and durability make them a preferred choice in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and laboratory applications.
By understanding their features, applications, and selection criteria, engineers can optimize fluid measurement processes and ensure operational efficiency.