Endress+Hauser

Increase visibility, plant availability with predictive maintenance

To increase plant availability and reduce costs, use smart instruments for diagnostics and verification without process interruption, providing predictive maintenance for the process.

Flowmeter sensors

Ideally suited for measuring the flows of conductive liquids, as well as for volume measurement of water and corrosive liquids.

Promag W by Endress + Hauser

Endress+Hauser’s Promag W electromagnetic flowmeter series is designed to provide measuring without tube restriction.

Proline Prosonic Flow G 300/500 flowmeter by Endress + Hauser

The Prosonic Flow G can be supplied with either of two different transmitters: as a compact version (Proline 300), or as a remote version (Proline 500) with up to four inputs and outputs.

Liquiline System CA80HA hardness analyzer by Endress+Hauser’s

Endress+Hauser’s Liquiline System CA80HA hardness analyzer provides precise online analysis of water hardness in drinking water and process water.

Process manufacturer reports strong 2018 growth

Endress+Hauser reported strong growth in 2018 and positive projected growth for 2019 thanks to process automation sector sales in the U.S.

Promass Q

Promass Q, a high-tech Coriolis flowmeter line from Endress+Hauser, alleviates concerns of inaccuracies with its revolutionary 4-tube technology, while measuring with minimal pressure loss over a wide range of flow rates.   Promass Q recently welcomed new additions to its lineup. It is available for larger pipes than ever before—up to 10” (DN 250)—for measuring flow rates up to 18,900 bph (2,400 t/h). And the new 4-tube technology opens the door to additional applications in the oil and gas industry.

Netilion Water Networks Insights

The innovative, cloud-based monitoring solution from Endress+Hauser paves the way to comprehensive optimization and automation for water networks—from anywhere at any time.Heartbeat Technology provides safety in custody transferIn water custody transfer, infinitesimal inaccuracies in flow measurement can create significant billing discrepancies. Although frequent testing can reduce the occurrence of these errors, it historically required removing flowmeters from service for testing and calibration. Frequent removal is often impractical, particularly on large water pipelines over a few feet in diameter. Addressing this challenge, Endress+Hauser’s integrated Heartbeat Technology testing functionality provides verification of flow meter measurements with the push of a button.