Liquid Flow Measurement

The Panner Company sells equipment and systems for flow monitoring, flow control, batching, totalization and flow sensing for water, wastewater and chemicals. Flow can be measured using many different types of technologies.  The technology is chosen based on the type and characteristics of the liquid and the system. Panner can work with you to select the best available technology for your specific application.  We offer the following flow measurement types:

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  Insertion Style Paddlewheel Flow Sensor

  Insertion style paddlewheel flow sensors measure fluid velocity at the insertion point of the sensor.

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  Magmeter Flow Sensor

  A magnetic flow meter measures the velocity of flow in a pipe by detecting the change in a magnetic field that is generated within the liquid flow.

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  Kytola Variable Area Flowmeters

  Kytola is a leading manufacturer of flow metering and monitoring instruments and offers a wide range of variable area flowmeters in both single and multitube configuration.

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  Turbine & In-Line Flow Sensors

  The Panner Company has several turbine and in-line flow sensors that are easy to install and work for a variety of different applications including chemical dosing, batch dispensing, pump protection and many more.

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  Positive Displacement Flow Meters

  Flow measurement applications which call for high accuracy or the measurement of high viscosity fluids commonly use positive displacement or mass Coriolis technology.

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  Ultrasonic Flow Meters

  Ultrasonic flow meters measure flow without coming in contact with the fluid and are available as a portable device or a permanent installation.

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  Open Channel Flowmeter

  Flow in open channels can be measured by using an ultrasonic level transducer measuring level over a weir or flume. This is commonly done in wastewater and irrigation applications.

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