10 Day Full-bore Mag Flowmeter Delivery

Burkert 16/12/2016

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The traditional lead time of 6-8 weeks for an electromagnetic flowmeter has been cut to just 10 working days by Bürkert.

Although a relatively low volume product, ‘magmeters’, as they are commonly known, are used in many applications but replacement parts are often made to order which can delay projects or reduce productivity for a considerable time. Faster delivery should benefit end users and process equipment manufacturers alike.

Bürkert Fluid Control Systems offers magmeter technology with a range of options depending on the application. Designated as the Type 8055, which has a flange fitting, and the Type 8054 which has a wafer fitting, the magmeters can be specified with a selection of insulating materials, display options and levels of ingress protection.

This range of magmeters can be used on a series of pipe diameters from 25 mm to 150 mm, and fitted with polypropylene, ebonite or PTFE linings. When combined with actuated valves, the magmeters can control high-precision dosing operations and flow measurement in potable water treatment as well as wastewater treatment applications.

Neil Saunders, Bürkert’s UK General Manager, comments: “We are aware of the difficulties that long lead times can cause and we have resolved this issue for full bore magnetic flowmeters without any additional cost to the customer.

By taking on additional stock of all the most common variants of this product, we aim to reduce development and delivery times for a range of process applications where precision flowmeters are required.”

This improved stock holding policy is being applied to a range of Bürkert products in order to provide customers with added convenience and increased purchase flexibility.

Although the quantity of products available on short lead times will be significantly increased the excellent standards of quality, accuracy and reliability will always be maintained.

Kirsty Anderson
Bürkert Fluid Control Systems
Fluid Control Centre, 1 Bridge End, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 1QY
Tel: +44 (0)1285 648720 Fax: +44 (0)1285 648721
Web: www.burkert.co.uk
Email: kirsty.anderson@burkert.com

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Bürkert is present in thirtyfive countries around the world. We also work with a large network of distributors and partners, which means we are as close as possible to our customers. This global presence ensures full service and support to all of our customers in every country around the world. Research is the lifeblood of our company.

At Bürkert, we are never satisfied with the status quo and are continually seeking new technologies and solutions for our customers. Every year, our people develop new and highly advanced products and solutions, ranging from integrated process measurement and control units to the most sophisticated systems used in pharmaceutical research. To be a market leader, we are also an R&D leader.

Therefore, our investment in research & development is one of the highest in our industry. In our research centres in Germany and France, 150 people are committed to working for a common future for our company and our customers. We are committed to offering our expertise wherever it is needed, anywhere in the world. This global presence ensures that our advances in fluid control technology are also global.

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Manufacture of process equipment. One of the few manufacturers to provide solutions for the complete control loop.

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