We often hear the terms “cladding” and “weld overlay” used synonymously – and while the two terms are related, they do differ. We asked the engineering experts at McCrometer to […]
Cladding vs. Weld Overlay: What’s the Deal? Read More »
Contrary to the popular Beach Boys song, vibrations aren’t always good – especially when they interfere with the functionality of your flow meter. In busy spaces where neighboring equipment gives
The V-Cone and External Vibrations Read More »
McCrometer invented the V-Cone® in 1985 and has set a standard for cone-style meters ever since. However, despite that innovation, orifice plates are a more widely implemented differential pressure (DP)
V-Cone vs. Orifice Plate: Similarities and Differences Read More »
Since McCrometer offers two products with similar-sounding names and functions, it can be confusing to compare your choices of propeller meter registers. It’s fairly simple to differentiate – however, deciding
Choosing Between FlowCom and FlowConnect: A Handy Guide for Irrigators Read More »
When engineers seek out a meter for high accuracy measurement, two potential options emerge that differ in technology: the Coriolis and the V-Cone®. So how do these meters compare in
V-Cone vs. Coriolis: A Comparison Read More »
The “V” in V-Cone® is often mistaken to mean “Venturi-Cone,” however, this is not the case. The “V” represents the shape of the cone in the meter itself, designed to
V-Cone vs. Venturi: A Comparison Read More »
The changing regulatory environment has made flow meter implementation more popular in many agricultural and turf irrigation applications. Meters have gotten a negative reputation because historically, they’ve been implemented only
Flow Meters for Agriculture Applications: An Overview Read More »
Many McCrometer partners and customers require their flow meters to comply with certain standards in order to be implemented as a part of their flow project. Oftentimes, the standard is
Meeting and Exceeding Flow Meter Standards: A Quick Overview Read More »
Oftentimes in municipal flow applications utilities and districts opt for a propeller meter, an electromagnetic (mag) meter, or another type of “no moving parts” meter like an ultrasonic device. However,
VM V-Cone®: When is a Differential Pressure Meter Best for Municipal Applications? Read More »
We’ll let you in on a secret – the difference is more than just a number! The names may be similar, but each meter has a unique construction and design,
McMag 2000 vs. McMag 3000: What’s the Difference? Read More »
