Flow Indicator

Flow Indicator is a device that provides visual or electronic indication of liquid flow rates, suitable for water, fuels, viscous fluids and more. The unit supplied by Flotron measures 200 mm × 150 mm × 200 mm and weighs 0.5 kg. Each order is fulfilled as a single set, with the listed minimum order quantity of one set. The FOB term is described as retail price plus shipping cost, and the supplier notes that product details may change with specification adjustments.

Typical flow indicators are constructed from stainless‑steel or high‑impact polymer housings to resist corrosion and mechanical stress. Industry standards often specify an operating temperature range of - 20 °C to +120 °C and a pressure rating up to 1 MPa, which are common for devices of this size. Accuracy is usually ±2 % of full‑scale reading, and response time is under one second for most models. Flotron does not list these exact values, so buyers should request confirmation of material grade and performance limits.

The devices are used in water‑treatment plants, fuel‑dispensing stations and process‑control loops where continuous flow monitoring is required. Procurement teams in manufacturing, petrochemical and municipal utilities frequently source such indicators to integrate with PLC or SCADA systems. Importers should verify the final FOB price, request a detailed specification sheet and agree on Incoterms and payment terms before confirming the order.

Flotron is located at 34, Seocho‑daero 56‑gil, Seocho‑gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea, postal code 06633. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time. Flotron’s public profile does not disclose additional certifications, production capacity or years in operation. The listing states that product information may be altered according to customer specifications.

As a supplier based in South Korea, Flotron focuses on fluid‑measurement instrumentation and offers customisation options for flow monitoring devices. Buyers can contact the company directly to obtain a detailed data sheet, discuss material selections and negotiate trade terms such as Incoterms, payment schedules and packaging preferences.