Visual Liquid and Gas Flow Monitoring
The FT Series Sight Glass uses flow sensing propellers to provide real-time visual monitoring of liquid and gas movement inside industrial pipelines. The transparent viewing section allows operators to quickly observe flow conditions, helping identify interruptions, irregularities and changes during process operation.
Teflon Ball and Rotor Options
The flow sensing propellers are available with different flow indication mechanisms, including a Teflon ball and rotor. The Teflon ball supports left-to-right or right-to-left flow observation, while the rotor option can be used with flow in any direction.
Durable and Chemical-Resistant Construction
The FT Series is available with SS316, PP and PVDF body materials to support different industrial fluid-handling requirements. Rotor options include POM, PP with 10% glass fiber, PPS with 40% glass fiber and PVDF, providing flexibility for various operating environments.
Compact Inline Installation
The compact inline design allows the FT Series Sight Glass to be integrated directly into industrial pipelines. With sizes from ¼" to 1½", it is suitable for chemical processing, water treatment, pharmaceutical production and general industrial fluid-handling applications.
Key Features
Clear visual inspection of liquid and gas flow
Flow sensing propellers for direct flow indication
Teflon ball flow indication option
Rotor flow indication option
SS316 body material
PP body material
PVDF body material
POM rotor option
PP + 10% glass fiber rotor option
PPS + 40% glass fiber rotor option
PVDF rotor option
Compact inline installation
¼" to 1½" size range
Teflon ball supports left-to-right or right-to-left flow
Rotor supports flow in any direction
Suitable for different industrial fluids
Applications
Chemical processing plants
Water treatment systems
Pharmaceutical production
Industrial fluid handling
Liquid pipeline monitoring
Gas pipeline monitoring
Process flow verification
Flow irregularity detection
Blockage monitoring
Flow interruption detection
Manufacturing systems
Industrial process monitoring