Titan 800 Series - Polypropylene - Uncalibrated

Titan 800 Series - Polypropylene - Uncalibrated

0.05-0.5 LPM / Viton / NPN Only - Standard
$197.58
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Titan 800 Series - Polypropylene - Uncalibrated

Titan 800 Series - Polypropylene - Uncalibrated

$197.58

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Flow Range
Seal Material
Output & Config

The Titan 800 Series Mini Turbine Flow Meter is an NSF/ANSI 169 certified flow meter for low-viscosity liquids used in food and beverage, batching, dosing, laboratory, and OEM systems. This version uses a polypropylene body with non-metallic wetted components and sapphire bearings.

Features

  • Six flow ranges from 0.05 to 15 L/min
  • NSF/ANSI 169 certified for food-equipment applications
  • Non-metallic wetted construction
  • Sapphire bearings
  • Hall-effect sensing
  • NPN pulse output is standard; the NPN/PNP output option is limited to configurations below 60°C
  • 0.1% repeatability
  • IP65 enclosure rating

Technical Specifications

  • Body material: polypropylene
  • Overall flow range: 0.05–15 L/min across six models
  • Linearity: 1–2% FSD depending on selected flow range
  • Pressure rating: 10 bar
  • Power: 4.5–24 VDC
  • Temperature: -25 to 125°C, configuration dependent
  • Standard seal: Viton™; other seal materials are available
  • Connections: Hose-tail and alternative connection options are available
  • Calibration status: Uncalibrated

Typical Applications

  • Food and beverage equipment
  • Drink dispensing
  • Liquid batching and dosing
  • Aggressive chemicals and ultra-pure water
  • Laboratory and cooling equipment
  • Semiconductor and OEM systems

Configuration Options

This product is the uncalibrated polypropylene body version. Select the required flow range, seal material, and output/connection configuration. The NPN/PNP output option is limited to configurations below 60°C. Select wetted materials and seals for compatibility with the process liquid.

Need help selecting the right configuration? Send us the liquid, minimum and maximum flow, viscosity, pressure, temperature, and connection requirements.

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