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Level Gauge Glass
Level Gauge Glasses are indicators commonly used in machinery and industrial applications to visually monitor liquid levels in tanks, reservoirs, and engines. We offer a cost-effective solution for monitoring fluids in hydraulic systems, gearboxes, compressors, and other machinery, ensuring optimal performance and extending the lifespan of essential equipment.
What Makes Iniflu Different from Other Brands?
Iniflu products are built to last. We don’t cut corners on the quality of components, materials, or the durability of parts. However, we understand that price is a key factor for decision-makers. That’s why we save costs through bulk purchasing, optimized logistics, efficient manufacturing processes, and high-level machinery. This allows Iniflu to offer high-quality products at a very competitive price.
- Bullseye: Ideal for point observation in compact or pressurized systems. They allow the detection of bubbles and steam.
- L-Type: Suitable for liquid level inspection in low to medium pressure applications.
- Straight Tube: Ideal for continuous monitoring over longer distances.
- Tubular: Suitable for both low and high-pressure applications (up to 250 PSI). Used in boilers and large tanks.
They are primarily made of brass and stainless steel to ensure durable performance in harsh environments.
They provide real-time visual monitoring, withstand high temperatures, pressure, and are resistant to chemicals.
We offer 1/2" and 3/4" NPT connections (for 5/8" and 3/4" tubes), as well as 1" NPT and larger connections for specialized installations.
- Bullseye models can be made with quartz glass, withstanding temperatures up to 1450°C.
- Other models use borosilicate glass, with a temperature limit of up to 560°C.
The pressure limit for tubular level indicators depends on two factors:
- Valves: Iniflu tubular indicators typically use valves rated up to 250 PSI.
- Glass Tubes: The pressure capacity of the tubes depends on the outer diameter (OD), wall thickness, and length. For higher pressure applications or custom requirements, we recommend contacting Iniflu for guidance.
