DOMINO

Materials: aluminium, nylon, ceramic Version: with flange or clamp, on request

It is designed to give water into the wheat during the tempering of the wheat. The semi-mechanically operating system is mounted on forced annealing machines or internal leak screw screw. The water to be supplied to the system is first filtered and cleaned, and the sensor detecting the flow of wheat delivers the amount of water whose flow rate is adjusted beforehand to the system by opening the solenoid valve, the sensor closes the solenoid valve when the flowing wheat is cut. There are various types of flowmeters, and special types are manufactured according to the application place and flow. Application Fields ◾ At food processing industry ◾ Flour and semolina mills ◾ Macaroni factories ◾ Feed mills ◾ At other similar industrial plants

The first flowmeter with touch screen display and backlighting convinces with its simple, demand-oriented display and operability, the multilingual interface and the compact design: The rotating swash plate and a magnet enable the exact measurement of the flow rate and measures acids and alkalis, almost all solvents and highly inflammable liquids precisely, quickly and above all efficiently. As an option, the desired quantity can be preselected with the quantity preselection (relay module), so that the pump or the system switches off automatically after the selected quantity has been reached, thus further simplifying and securing the operation of the systems. * Optional with volume preselection (relay module) * Media examples: Hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, styrene, petrol, acetone etc. * Mobile on a Drum pump or with a nozzle connection or stationary in plant engineering

FLUX flow meters constructed on the nutating disc principle (FMC), oval rotor (FMO) or the turbine principle (FMT), provide the right solution for every application. Depending on model and overall size they can be used on e.g. FLUX drum pumps or stationary e.g. in pipe lines. Using the digital display unit FLUXTRONIC® for FMC and FMO filling and metering processes can be carried out for virtually all liquids with maximum precision and the greatest possible safety. In automatic mode there is the possibility of transmitting signals for control purposes. In this way differing processes can be regulated.