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Flow Meters

We are one of the trusted flow meter suppliers in UAE, providing accurate and reliable solutions for a wide range of applications, including water treatment, oil and gas, HVAC systems, and chemical plants. Our product range includes Electromagnetic, Ultrasonic, Vortex, Turbine, Positive Displacement, Diesel, and Fuel Flow Meters. Whether you need a digital or mechanical flow meter, we offer high-quality products with support throughout the UAE.

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Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Vortex Flow Meter
Mass Flow Meter
Turbine Flow Meter
Ultrasonic Flow Meter
Differential Pressure Flow Meter
Oval Gear Flow Meter
Positive Displacement Flow Meter
Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Vortex Flow Meter
Mass Flow Meter
Turbine Flow Meter
Ultrasonic Flow Meter
Differential Pressure Flow Meter
Oval Gear Flow Meter
Positive Displacement Flow Meter

Looking for Trusted Flow Meter Suppliers in UAE?

As a leading flow meter supplier in the UAE, we offer a wide range of water and fluid flow meters engineered for reliability and performance. Our expertise spans industries such as oil & gas, food & beverage, chemicals, irrigation, terminals, marine, aviation, and defense.

We provide complete support from supply and installation to technical services — across Dubai, UAE, the GCC , and Africa. Whether your needs are domestic or international, our solutions ensure consistent accuracy and durability.

Accurate flow measurement helps prevent losses and optimize efficiency. Most meters work by calculating fluid velocity changes within a fixed pipe diameter — allowing precise determination of the flow rate, essential for better operational control.

How to Choose the Right Flow Meter

Choosing the correct flow meter depends on several critical factors like the type of fluid, operating conditions, accuracy requirements, and installation constraints.

In this video guide, you'll learn how to identify the most suitable flow meter based on your industry application—whether it's for water, oil & gas, HVAC, or chemical processes.

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Electromagnetic Flow Meter

Electromagnetic
Flowmeter

Non-invasive, maintenance-free solution for conductive fluids in water and chemical applications.

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Vortex Flow Meter

Vortex
Flowmeter

Reliable flow measurement for steam, gas, and industrial fluids with minimal pressure loss.

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Mass Flow Meter

Mass
Flowmeter

Direct mass flow measurement ideal for gases and high-viscosity liquids with maximum precision.

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Turbine Flow Meter

Turbine
Flowmeter

High accuracy for clean, low-viscosity fluids like fuel, oil, and water in industrial use.

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Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Ultrasonic
Flowmeter

Clamp-on, non-intrusive meter suitable for a wide range of pipe sizes and liquid types.

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Differential Pressure Flow Meter

Differential Pressure Flowmeter

Measures flow based on pressure drop — widely used for both gases and liquids.

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Oval Gear Flow Meter

Oval Gear
Flowmeter

Positive displacement type ideal for high-viscosity fluids like oils and lubricants.

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Positive Displacement Flow Meter

Positive Displacement Flowmeter

Highly accurate low-flow solution for batching, fuel, and oil metering applications.

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Flow Meter Selection Guide

Good flow meter selection begins with a clear understanding of your process needs. Assessing fluid characteristics and installation conditions ensures reliable and cost-effective measurement.

1. Define Process Requirements

Identify the fluid type, temperature, pressure, flow range, and properties like viscosity or conductivity.

2. Evaluate Installation Conditions

Consider piping layout, available space, ambient conditions, and straight-run requirements.

3. Specify Performance Needs

Define accuracy, repeatability, response time, and signal output type (e.g., 4–20 mA, Modbus).

4. Consider Plant Familiarity

Choose technology your team is comfortable with and check spare part availability and failure history.

5. Estimate Total Cost

Don’t prioritize price first. Assess full lifecycle cost including installation, maintenance, and accuracy performance.

6. Ensure Compliance & Certification

Confirm that the flow meter meets relevant industry certifications (ATEX, ISO, FDA) for your application and region.

💡 Pro Tip: The most affordable meter isn't always the most economical—poor performance often costs more over time.

How to Maintain a Flow Meter

Proper flow meter maintenance ensures measurement accuracy, minimizes downtime, and extends device lifespan. Follow these key strategies based on the flowmeter type and environment.

🧰 Choose the Right Meter

Selecting the wrong meter for your application leads to early issues. Base your selection on fluid type, temperature, pressure, and particulate presence.

🔩 Maintain Moving Part Meters

Check for wear and fouling. Install inline filters to prevent damage and schedule regular inspections when handling viscous or dirty liquids.

⚡ Maintain Obstruction-Free Meters

Ultrasonic and magnetic flow meters require regular checks of electronics and sensors. Remove coatings and verify signal integrity.

🧼 Prevent Electrode Coating

Magnetic meters fail when electrodes are insulated by coatings. Clean regularly in chemical or slurry environments to ensure accurate conductivity readings.

🔍 Inspect Impulse Lines

In differential pressure meters, clogged or corroded impulse lines distort readings. Flush and inspect lines periodically and verify secondary element positioning.

📅 Schedule Preventive Maintenance

Plan maintenance frequency based on fluid quality, temperature, and system exposure. Logging service history helps anticipate replacements.

Flow Meter Installation Tips

Follow these essential tips for effective and trouble-free flowmeter installation.

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Straight Pipe Length

Ensure 5–10x diameter upstream & 3x downstream to avoid turbulence and boost accuracy.

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Prevent Air Gaps

Install at the lowest pipeline section and keep the meter completely full at all times.

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Correct Flow Direction

Follow the flow arrow on the meter body to ensure proper signal output and operation.

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Electrical Safety

Protect electronics from moisture, EMI, and excessive heat. Use proper junction boxes.

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Flush the Line

Remove particles or debris before installation to prevent clogging or sensor damage.

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Verify Calibration

Check and confirm output signal and calibration against control system after wiring.

Industries We Serve

Water Treatment

Accurate measurement of treated and raw water across plants.

Oil & Gas

Fuel flow meters for diesel, crude, and chemical blending.

HVAC & Utilities

Energy-efficient flow monitoring for chilled water and steam lines.

Food & Beverage

Hygienic flow solutions for juice, milk, and sugar syrups.

Flow Meters Type & Applications

Electromagnetic Flow Meter

Electromagnetic Flow Meter

Electromagnetic flow meters are ideal for industries including water & wastewater treatment, chemical processing, power generation, fuel distribution, and specialized applications such as medical fluid control.

These meters excel at measuring high-viscosity liquids and slurries without clogging, maintaining accuracy even during pressure drops and low-flow conditions.

Operating on velocity-based technology, electromagnetic meters are among the most reliable solutions for conductive liquids and are widely used as digital water flow meters.

  • Ideal for water, wastewater, dairy, slurry, and chemical flow
  • Non-intrusive & maintenance-free design
  • 4–20 mA output for SCADA / PLC systems
  • Used in food, pharma, mining, steel & petrochemical sectors
Vortex Flow Meter

Vortex Flow Meter

Vortex flow meters are a versatile solution for measuring liquid, gas, and steam flow, especially in high-temperature process environments.

They are widely used in steam lines, compressed air systems, HVAC plants, boilers, and industrial utilities where thermal stability is critical.

Available in flanged, wafer, and insertion types, vortex meters adapt easily to various pipe sizes and retrofit installations.

  • Best suited for steam, gas, and airflow measurement
  • High-temperature & pressure-resistant construction
  • Insertion, wafer, and flanged mounting options
  • Low maintenance with long service life
Turbine Flow Meter

Turbine Flow Meter

Turbine flow meters are highly accurate instruments used for measuring the volumetric flow of clean, low-viscosity fluids. They operate by tracking the rotational speed of a rotor positioned in the fluid path, which is directly proportional to fluid velocity.

These meters are widely used in the oil & gas sector, water treatment plants, and automotive industries. Available designs include paddlewheel, propeller, and axial turbine types, each optimized for specific flow conditions.

Turbine meters perform best in systems with steady, continuous flow and are commonly applied in batch processes, fuel monitoring, and liquid transfer operations.

  • Ideal for water, fuel, oil, and chemical flow
  • High accuracy with fast response time
  • Multiple rotor designs for tailored applications
  • Widely used in automotive, energy, and laboratory systems
Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Ultrasonic flow meters use sound waves to measure fluid velocity inside a pipe, providing a non-invasive and highly accurate solution for a wide range of liquid applications — including dirty or aerated fluids.

These meters are commonly used in HVAC systems, water treatment plants, chilled water circuits, and district cooling, thanks to their clamp-on and inline installation flexibility, especially where pipe modification is not possible.

With no moving parts, ultrasonic meters require minimal maintenance and deliver reliable readings even under harsh operating conditions such as high pressure, corrosive media, and elevated temperatures.

  • Clamp-on, insertion, and inline mounting options
  • No pipe cutting or system downtime required
  • Suitable for clean, dirty, and aerated fluids
  • Widely used in HVAC, cooling water, and energy audits
Differential Pressure Flow Meter

Differential Pressure Flow Meter

Differential pressure (DP) flow meters determine flow rate by measuring the pressure drop across a primary element such as an orifice plate, venturi tube, or pitot tube. This is one of the most established and widely adopted flow measurement principles for both liquids and gases.

DP flow meters are commonly used in oil & gas, petrochemical plants, steam systems, and utility networks, offering a proven and economical solution where rugged, standardized measurement is required.

Although proper installation and flow conditioning are essential, differential pressure meters provide a wide operating range and perform reliably in high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

  • Flow measurement based on pressure drop principle
  • Suitable for gases, steam, and clean liquids
  • Works with orifice, venturi, and pitot primary elements
  • Widely used in oil & gas and utility industries
Differential Pressure Flow Meter

Differential Pressure Flow Meter

Differential pressure (DP) flow meters determine flow rate by measuring the pressure drop across a primary element such as an orifice plate, venturi tube, or pitot tube. This is one of the most established and widely adopted flow measurement principles for both liquids and gases.

DP flow meters are commonly used in oil & gas, petrochemical plants, steam systems, and utility networks, offering a proven and economical solution where rugged, standardized measurement is required.

Although proper installation and flow conditioning are essential, differential pressure meters provide a wide operating range and perform reliably in high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

  • Flow measurement based on pressure drop principle
  • Suitable for gases, steam, and clean liquids
  • Works with orifice, venturi, and pitot primary elements
  • Widely used in oil & gas and utility industries
Oval Gear Flow Meter

Oval Gear Flow Meter

Oval gear flow meters are positive displacement devices that measure flow by counting the rotations of oval-shaped gears as fluid passes through the measuring chamber. This principle delivers excellent accuracy, particularly for viscous fluids.

These meters are ideal for oil, grease, syrup, paint, resins, and high-viscosity chemicals and are widely used in food processing, petrochemical plants, and lubrication systems.

Oval gear meters can operate without an external power supply and are largely unaffected by changes in viscosity, density, or temperature, making them suitable for demanding industrial environments.

  • Highly accurate measurement for viscous fluids
  • Available with mechanical or digital displays
  • Robust construction with minimal maintenance
  • Common in lubricant, paint, and additive metering systems
Mass Flow Meter

Mass Flow Meter

Mass flow meters provide direct measurement of flow rate by mass rather than volume, ensuring exceptional accuracy for liquids and gases regardless of temperature or pressure variations.

Commonly based on the Coriolis principle, these meters are widely used in the pharmaceutical, food & beverage, chemical, and gas processing industries where precision flow control and dosing are critical.

Mass flow meters require no straight pipe runs, making them ideal for compact installations. They also provide real-time density and temperature measurement, enhancing overall process control.

  • Direct mass flow measurement for liquids and gases
  • No flow conditioning or straight pipe runs required
  • Ideal for batching, dosing, and critical processes
  • Available in hygienic designs for food & pharma

Applications

DP flowmeters operate by measuring the pressure drop across a restriction such as an orifice plate, venturi, or flow nozzle. As fluid flows through the narrowing, pressure decreases, which correlates with flow rate. These meters are widely used across industries due to their cost-effectiveness and adaptability. They're suitable for clean liquids and gases, including steam, compressed air, and water. Though not as accurate as some modern alternatives, they are reliable, simple, and work well in harsh environments. Regular calibration and maintenance are required. Their versatility makes them a go-to solution for many process control applications where budget is a factor.

Applications

Oval gear flowmeters are volumetric meters ideal for measuring thick, viscous fluids like oils, syrups, and chemicals. The internal mechanism features two oval gears that rotate as the fluid moves through the chamber. Each rotation displaces a fixed amount of fluid, allowing for highly accurate and repeatable flow measurement. These meters are widely used in paint manufacturing, food processing, and lubrication systems. They offer excellent performance even at low flow rates and with non-conductive or contaminated fluids. Minimal pressure loss and strong mechanical construction make them durable and efficient. However, regular cleaning is necessary when handling sticky or residue-forming liquids.

Applications

Positive displacement flowmeters measure the exact volume of fluid that passes through the meter by trapping and counting fluid segments mechanically. Common designs include gear, piston, or rotary vane mechanisms. They are frequently used in custody transfer applications, such as billing for fuel, oil, and food-grade liquids. PD meters are highly accurate, even at low flow rates, and provide direct volumetric measurement, which reduces the need for flow compensation. They are ideal where precise accounting is required, though they are more sensitive to debris and require more maintenance. Their simplicity and reliability make them trusted in commercial flow measurement.

Applications

Mass flowmeters provide accurate measurement of the mass of a fluid, rather than its volume. They are especially useful in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing industries, where precise dosing, blending, and quality control are critical. The most common type is the Coriolis flowmeter, which operates based on the Coriolis effect. These meters are highly accurate, reliable, and work across a wide range of fluid types and conditions. They also provide additional data such as density and temperature. Although typically more expensive, their precision and multi-parameter output make them invaluable in applications where exact flow measurement is essential.

Applications

Ultrasonic flowmeters measure fluid flow using high-frequency sound waves, either via transit-time or Doppler methods. These meters are non-intrusive, meaning they don’t contact the fluid directly, making them perfect for corrosive or sensitive applications. They are commonly used in water treatment, wastewater management, and oil & gas industries. Since there’s no moving part or restriction, ultrasonic meters are low-maintenance and have no pressure drop. They're excellent for large pipelines and applications requiring minimal flow interruption. Accuracy depends on pipe conditions and fluid properties. Portable options also exist for temporary measurements, providing versatility and ease of use in the field.

Applications

Turbine flowmeters are designed to measure clean, low-viscosity fluids like water, fuel, and hydrocarbons. They work by using a rotor placed in the path of the fluid flow; the speed of the rotor correlates with the flow rate. These meters are widely used in petroleum pipelines, fuel transfer systems, and water distribution networks. Known for their high accuracy and fast response time, turbine flowmeters require clean flow conditions to avoid rotor damage or inaccurate readings. Their performance is affected by temperature and viscosity changes, so they're best in stable environments. Routine maintenance is required to ensure continued precision and reliability.

Applications

The vortex flowmeter is ideal for measuring the flow of steam, gases, and liquids across HVAC, chemical, and utility applications. It operates by detecting vortices shed from a bluff body placed in the flow stream. This type of meter is known for its reliable performance and low-maintenance design. It handles a wide range of flow rates and is accurate even under varying temperature and pressure conditions. Vortex flowmeters are durable and resistant to wear, making them suitable for harsh environments. They are often selected for their versatility, accuracy, and ability to measure flow in both directions in closed systems.

Applications

Electromagnetic (mag) flowmeters are ideal for measuring the flow of conductive liquids like water, wastewater, slurry, and chemicals. These meters use Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction: as fluid flows through a magnetic field, it generates a voltage proportional to flow velocity. They have no moving parts and do not obstruct flow, leading to minimal pressure drop and maintenance. Commonly used in water treatment, chemical processing, and pulp industries, they perform well with dirty, corrosive, or abrasive fluids. Mag meters are not suitable for non-conductive fluids like oil or gas. They offer high accuracy, durability, and digital outputs for monitoring systems.