Introduce our latest innovation - the RBDM Insertion Fork Density Meter


We're delighted to introduce our latest innovation - the RBDM Insertion Fork Density Meter, a cutting-edge solution designed for unparalleled installation flexibility with continuous, real-time density and concentration measurement in pipelines, bypass loops, and tanks. 🏭💧

Crafted for diverse applications ranging from refined hydrocarbons and mineral slurries to the most challenging corrosive liquids, including acids and alkalis, our RBDM Meter is the epitome of versatility and precision. It ensures seamless inline density and concentration monitoring, thereby significantly enhancing interface detection, concentration control, and blending operations. 🛢️🔬


Key features include:

High Precision: With a density accuracy of ±1.0 kg/m3, our meter provides reliable readings, ensuring your operations are based on the most accurate data available.
Broad Operating Range: Capable of measuring density within a range of 0-3000 kg/m3 and tolerating temperatures up to 150°C, the RBDM Insertion Fork Density Meter is built to perform under extreme conditions.
Material Versatility: Available in a variety of corrosion-resistant materials, including stainless steel and Titanium, it's designed to withstand the toughest fluids.
Multiple Outputs: From standard 4–20 mA + HART to Modbus/RS-485, our meter accommodates various system requirements, ensuring full integration and flexibility.
Cost-Efficiency and Reliability: Engineered not just for its high performance but also for its durability and cost-effectiveness, ensuring a high return on investment.

The RBFlowmeter team is committed to providing solutions that not only meet but exceed the requirements of modern industrial operations. Whether you're dealing with critical chemicals or seeking to optimize your processes, our RBDM Insertion Fork Density Meter is your go-to solution for reliable, real-time measurement.


Embrace operational excellence with RBFlowmeter's latest offering. Let's connect for more details on how we can elevate your measurements to the next level! 💼

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