Level Gauges

Level gauges are a type of level measurement devices that are mainly employed in the industrial instrumentation field to detect the level of fluids or liquid which is contained by a storage tank or process vessel. These levels product of sensing devices are considered very simple and fast to inspect the level fluids.

 

• Baumer Level Gauges Catalog
• Magnetic Level Gauges
• Types of Level Gauges
• Why Partner with Petrotek?

 

Select Your Level Gauges from Our Product Catalogue 

1. Magnetic Level Gauge
2. Visual Level Indicator
3. Alternative Level Sensor
4. Level Switches
5. Point Level Detection
6. Potentiometric Level Switch
7. Magnetic Level Switch
8. Conductive Level Switch

 

 

Selecting the Right Fluid Level Measurement Instrument

There are dozens of variations on the 22 technologies in the world of liquid

 

level measurement. Each one has a slight advantage in terms of some of the infinite combinations of range, tank shape, process materials, available power, pressure and temperature, and accuracy requirements. Our team of experts will assist you in narrowing the choices and focusing on the most appropriate technologies for your particular application. In selecting the level gauge, we should determine which factors are desirable and which are not. In practice, this is seldom carried out, and, frankly, there is a great tendency to reach for a differential pressure transmitter, if not a displacer, and live with whatever performance it produces. This is the cliché solution and, like so many clichés, it is, if not the wrong answer, often not the best. Petrotek’s engineering team works with you to find the best level measurement technology for your customized applications.

 

Types of Level Gauges

Petrotek is able to supply the following types of level gauges:

• Magnetic
• Magnetostrictive
• Laser Level Transmitter
• Direct-reading Indicators
• Frequency
• Hydrostatic
• Capacitive
• Ultrasonic
• Conductive

 

Magnetic Level Gauges

Because the magnetic level gauge does not require direct viewing of the level (i.e., there is no need for glass), the measuring chamber can be opaque, and welded metal construction is normally used. This substantially widens the operating temperature range and increases the ruggedness as compared to chambers using gauge glass. The wide temperature range is possible because the measuring chamber can have approximately the same coefficient of thermal expansion as the vessel, and there is no glass (which would have a lower t/c) to interface with the metal chamber.

Because the float in the chamber of a magnetic gauge incorporates a permanent magnet, any reliable method of detecting the location of a magnetic field can be used to show the location of the float and, thus, the level. Three common methods of indicating the float position are the magnetic follower, magnet-operated flags, and magnetostrictive linear position transducers (also called magnetostrictive transducers). Magnetically operated reed switches may require maintenance and lack the long-term reliability needed for many industrial applications. Therefore, we never recommend magnetically operated reed switches for Level Gauges.

 

Petrotek – Your Trusted Supplier of Level Gauges in Malaysia 

Here at Petrotek, we provide products that are ideal for your level monitoring for both commercial and industrial tanking system. The level within these tanks can be checked and controlled by most of our level gauges and level sensors. We also offer a variety of indicators that will help you display the level of the tank.

We also offer a wide array of instruments for level measurement that varies according to the size and shape of a tank. Most of our level measurement tools are design for easy access and easy integration of the existing systems. Our designs are reliable and robust, offering the best solution that suits your needs and requirements.

Whatever you need, we have it here. Choose your ideal instruments and get in touch with us.

 

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