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ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOW METER by ZTRON

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An electromagnetic flow meter (often called a mag meter) is an electronic instrument that measures the flow rate of conductive liquids in a pipe using electromagnetic induction. It is ideal for industrial applications where the fluid is electrically conductive (e.g., water with ions, wastewater, chemicals).

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