Full View Sight Flow Indicators are used to observe the flow of liquids in a piping system. 360° visibility provides convenient viewing from any angle. Designed for vertical applications. Threaded and flanged connections are available in a variety of sizes to match the diameter of the pipe being used. A wide range of end plate materials are available. Units can be made with any overall length if additional visibility is required.
Full view sight flow indicators are used in low pressure applications. Maximum pressure allowable will vary with temperature and size.
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Armored Sight Flow Indicators are used to observe the flow of liquids in a piping system. A rigid steel housing surrounds the sight tube and provides additional strength and protection from mechanical impact. Threaded and flanged connections are available in a variety of sizes to match the diameter of the pipe being used. A wide range of housing materials are available. Units can be made with any overall length if additional visibility is required. Wetted materials consist of glass and the connection end plates.
Recommended for low pressure vertical or horizontal applications. Maximum pressure allowable will vary with temperature and size.
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KSF cast body sight flow indicators have a heavy duty cast construction to handle pressure and temperature requirements. A glass window on either side provides product visibility. Mechanical indicators to enhance the visibility of the media include flappers, rotors, and drip tubes. The cast body and threaded or flanged connections meet ANSI standards. Standard materials of construction are carbon steel, 316 SS, ductile iron, and bronze. Hastelloy C 276 and alloy 20 can also be supplied.
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Sight Windows are an effective and economical way of viewing tank, pressure vessel, piping system interiors. They are also referred to as sight glasses and are often replaceable or removeable. Fluid clarity, color, level and flow can be monitored through the window.
Sight Windows can be mounted by bolting, welding or direct insertion into the end of the tank or pipe. Welding may require a radius pad that conforms to the pipe or curved vessels or a flat pad that mounts to a flat tank wall.
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