Stainless Steel Magnetic Level Indicator (Magnetic Level Gauge)
A Stainless Steel Magnetic Level Indicator is a highly reliable and accurate instrument used for continuous level measurement of liquids in industrial tanks, vessels, and reactors. Designed for harsh operating conditions, this level gauge provides clear visual indication of liquid levels without direct contact with the process media, ensuring safety and long service life.
Manufactured using high-quality SS 304 or SS 316 stainless steel, magnetic level indicators offer excellent resistance to corrosion, pressure, temperature, and aggressive chemicals. The system works on the principle of magnetic coupling, where a float containing a strong magnet moves up and down with the liquid level inside the chamber. This movement is transmitted magnetically to the external indicator, which displays the level using high-contrast colored flaps or scales.
These stainless steel level gauges are widely used in industries such as chemical processing, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, power plants, refineries, water treatment, food & beverage, and petrochemical plants. The robust construction makes them ideal for high-pressure, high-temperature, and hazardous applications where glass level gauges may not be suitable.
Magnetic level indicators can be supplied with top and bottom isolation ball valves, drain valves, and optional accessories such as level switches, transmitters, and alarms for automation and remote monitoring. They require minimal maintenance, provide leak-proof operation, and ensure accurate readings even under fluctuating process conditions.
Key advantages include clear visibility, rugged design, long operational life, safety in toxic or flammable media, and easy installation. Available in different lengths, flange sizes, and pressure ratings, stainless steel magnetic level indicators can be customized as per specific application requirements.
Overall, stainless steel magnetic level gauges are a dependable and cost-effective solution for precise liquid level measurement in modern industrial processes.
