✅ 1. Accuracy That Matches Your Application

Not all flow meters are built equal. For most industrial applications, look for a ±1% reading accuracy or better. This precision is essential when measuring:

• Chemical injection rates
• Produced water volumes
• Billing-grade water flows

A small error can cost big over time. At Wagner Flow, we provide turbine meters calibrated and verified with pulse-per-gallon specs that match your process needs.

✅ 2. Durability in Real-World Conditions

A flow meter’s spec sheet doesn’t mean much if it fails in the field. Here’s what to look for:

• Pressure ratings up to 15,000 PSI (especially in oil & gas)
• Corrosion-resistant materials like 316SS or CD4MCu rotors
• Tungsten carbide or ceramic bearings for longevity

Every Wagner Flow meter is built to withstand the harshest environments—from West Texas heat to caustic chemical tanks.

✅ 3. Pulse or Analog Output Compatibility

The best meter is the one that integrates with your system. Be sure your meter can connect with:

• PLCs or SCADA systems
• Totalizers or 4–20 mA output cards
• Local displays or wireless transmitters

Wagner Flow meters offer flexible outputs that drop right into existing controls.

✅ 4. Correct Sizing for Flow and Pressure

Undersized meters cause pressure drops and wear out fast. Oversized meters underperform at low flows. Make sure you:

• Match min/max GPM to your process
• Confirm pipe size and connection type
• Check for viscosity compatibility

Need help sizing? Our team at Wagner Flow can walk you through it in minutes.

✅ 5. Support That Doesn't End at the Sale

You don’t just need a meter—you need a partner who backs it up. At Wagner Flow, we support you with:

• Calibration services
• Replacement kits
• Application guidance
• Fast shipping from West Texas