Level float for magnetostrictive level measurement systems

To measure liquid levels using magnetic floats, an electronic detection device is necessary.

There are two common detection methods that use either reed contacts or magnetostrictive devices. When reed contacts are used, these are located within the guiding rod. Magnetostrictive devices, on the other hand, use variations in the magnetic field to detect the position of the float, which gives far more accurate readings than a reed contact.



Picture: Magnetostrictive level float

• for float switches
• magnetic float
• magnetostriction float
• liquid level measurement
• interface level float
• float for foodstuffs
• for optical measurement
• special constructions
• stainless steel floats
• copper floats
• float balls
• tubed floats
• cylinder floats

• for high temperatures
• for highly aggressive fluids
• for high pressures
• for explosive fluids
• for float switches
• for level monitoring
• for interface level meas.
• offshore float