Coriolis Flow Meters

Mass Flow Measurement

Coriolis mass flow meters are renowned for their exceptional accuracy and direct mass flow measurement capabilities, making them ideal for a wide range of industrial applications. These advanced meters measure both mass flow and density in real time, providing critical insights for processes involving liquids, slurries, and gases. With no moving parts and minimal maintenance requirements, Coriolis meters offer long-term reliability in demanding environments such as chemical processing, food and beverage, oil and gas, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Available in a variety of sizes and configurations, Coriolis flow meters deliver precise performance for both low- and high-flow applications.

Product Catalog

Coriolis Mass Flow Meters

TCM Series

Accuracy +/- 0.1% of rate (liquids) +/- 0.5% (gases)
Wide Temperature Application -40°F to +212°F
Repeatability of 0.05%

Line sizes from DN15 mm to 1/2″
Flow rates from up to 65,000 kg/h
Pressures up to 1,450 psi

Coriolis Transmitter

TCE 8000 (Wall or Meter Mounted)

The TCE 8000 / 8100 is an economical multi-variable Coriolis
transmitter that can output flow rate, total, density or temperature.

With hazardous area approvals: ATEX, IECEx, cCSAus.

signal transmission for Coriolis flow meter

Coriolis Transmitter

TCE 6000 (Meter Mounted)

Multi-variable Coriolis transmitter that can output flow rate, total, density
or temperature. Ready for ESTA applications.

Data Sheets

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Coriolis mass flow meter measures the mass flow rate of a fluid directly by detecting changes in vibration caused by the fluid moving through vibrating tubes. The Coriolis effect causes the tubes to twist, and the amount of twist correlates with the mass flow.

Coriolis meters can measure liquids, gases, and slurries, including viscous fluids, cryogenic liquids, corrosive chemicals, fuels, and food-grade products like syrup or milk.

Yes. Coriolis meters are among the most accurate flow meters available, typically offering mass flow accuracy of ±0.1% or better, and density measurement accuracy of ±0.0005 g/cm³.

Yes. Besides mass flow, Coriolis meters can also measure the fluid density and temperature (with temperature sensors) at the same time, providing valuable multi-variable data for process control.

No. One of the advantages of Coriolis meters is that they do not require long straight pipe runs upstream or downstream, unlike many other flow technologies. They can be installed in tight spaces without sacrificing accuracy.

Higher cost compared to other flow meter types.
Pressure drop can be significant for high-viscosity fluids.
Installation may require support for the meter’s weight, especially in larger sizes.
Vibration sensitivity: External vibrations can affect readings if not properly isolated.

Coriolis meters require minimal maintenance because they have no moving parts. Maintenance mainly involves:

Periodic calibration checks.
Ensuring the sensor tubes stay clean if fluids can cause buildup.
Firmware updates or diagnostic checks via the transmitter.

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