Thermal Mass Flowmeters
Direct gas-flow measurement for compressed air, nitrogen and other compatible industrial gases.
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Industrial Flowmeters for Gas, Compressed Air & Liquids
Find thermal mass, vortex, turbine and electromagnetic flowmeters for industrial process measurement. Tell us about your application and we'll help you explore suitable instrumentation.
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Our Flowmeter Products
Explore flow measurement technologies for gases, steam and liquid process applications.
Vortex Flowmeters
Explore vortex instruments for steam, gases and suitable liquids, depending on process conditions.
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Turbine Flowmeters
Flow measurement for clean, low-viscosity liquids in industrial pipelines.
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Electromagnetic Flowmeters
Flow measurement options for electrically conductive liquids and wastewater.
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Other Flow Instruments
Discover insertion Pitot tube flowmeters and complementary measurement instruments.
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Industry applications
Industries We Serve
Find instrumentation options for different measurement challenges and process environments.
Oil & Gas / Petrochemicals
Industrial Gases / Compressed Air
Power Generation / Utilities
Water / Wastewater
Manufacturing / Process
Expert guidance for your application
Not Sure Which Flowmeter Fits Your Needs?
Share your process medium, flow range, pressure, temperature and line size. Our team can help you narrow down potential flow measurement solutions.
- Application and fluid review
- Appropriate technology discussion
- Product and configuration guidance
- Quotation and next steps
The Ventilumix approach
Why Choose Ventilumix?
Product-focused support for industrial measurement projects.
Flowmeter Options
Compare thermal mass, vortex, turbine and electromagnetic technologies.
Application Knowledge
Discuss your process medium and practical installation requirements.
Product Documentation
Access available specifications and product information.
Direct Inquiries
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Find your measurement technology
What Are You Measuring?
Select your process medium to explore a potentially relevant meter technology. This quick guide is informational only; a final selection requires detailed process specifications.
Thermal Mass Flowmeters
A possible starting point for gas and compressed-air applications. Confirm gas composition and operating conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
Flowmeter Selection FAQs
Which flowmeter is used for compressed air?
Thermal mass flowmeters are one option for measuring industrial compressed air. Verify the required reference conditions, flow range, accuracy, pipe size and installation requirements for the application.
Which flowmeter is suitable for steam?
Vortex flowmeters are commonly considered for steam measurement. Selection depends on steam condition, pressure, temperature, range and installation constraints.
When should I consider an electromagnetic flowmeter?
Electromagnetic flowmeters are typically considered for suitably conductive liquids, including many water and wastewater applications. They are not intended for gases or non-conductive fluids.
What information should I provide when requesting a quote?
Tell us the fluid or gas, expected flow range, pipe size, pressure, temperature, preferred output or communication type, and installation environment. Our team can discuss the relevant configuration.
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