Inline Equipment
VARINLINE® Thermometer
The gas expansion thermometer is characterized by its robust design and the ideal, fully welded installation within the VARINLINE® process connections.
The indication instrument is filled with glycerine (conform with FDA regulations) or with isolation oil in cases of the presence of limit switches to achieve a damping behavior during high vibrations as well as to avoid condensation during the use at different temperatures. Thus, it ideally meets the high requirements of hygienic design and processing.
Several orientations of the thermometer are available to enable a proper readability of the instrument in different installation positions.
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