Everyone is saying that the magnetic flap level gauge is easy to use, has a long lifespan, and requires less maintenance. It can be used for liquid level measurement in complex environments in various industrial production. Do you know what types of magnetic flap level gauges can be classified according to operating conditions? Today, the editor will answer for you.

　　Ambient Temperature: Suitable for liquid level measurement in general ambient temperature environments, commonly used in industrial settings.

　　Low Temperature: Suitable for liquid level measurement in low-temperature environments, such as cold storage, freezing, and other low-temperature industrial locations.

　　High Pressure High Temperature: suitable for liquid level measurement in high-pressure and high-temperature environments, such as high-pressure vessels, furnaces, heat treatment furnaces, and other high-temperature industrial sites.

　　Vacuum type: suitable for liquid level measurement under vacuum conditions, such as in processes such as vacuum distillation and vacuum drying.

　　Corrosive: Suitable for liquid level measurement of corrosive media, liquids have the characteristic of corroding instrument materials.

　　Explosion Proof: Suitable for liquid level measurement in explosive environments, with explosion-proof design, it can be used in explosive gas or dust environments.

　　Low Density: Suitable for occasions with low liquid density, such as liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, etc.

　　Please note that when selecting a magnetic flap level gauge, the selection needs to be based on specific operating conditions to ensure that the level gauge can work reliably and accurately in a specific working environment. In addition, it is also necessary to comply with relevant safety regulations and regulations to ensure the safety and reliability of the equipment.