Magnetic Level Gauges (MLGs) offer a clear and highly visible indication of liquid levels in tanks and vessels. Designed as a reliable alternative to traditional glass level gauges, MLGs are now widely used across industries due to their enhanced safety and durability. Unlike glass gauges, they eliminate the risk of chemical spillage from glass breakage and avoid direct contact between the process fluid and the indicator system.

Key Benefits:

High-clarity level indication

No direct contact between the indicator and process fluid

Eliminates glass breakage risks and chemical exposure

Types of Magnetic Level Gauges:

1. Flapper Type Magnetic Level Gauge

This type features an indicator system with bicolour magnetic rollers mounted on a rail within a protective housing. As the liquid level rises or falls, a magnetic float inside a non-magnetic chamber moves accordingly. The magnetic interaction between the float and the rollers causes the rollers to flip, displaying the liquid level with high visibility.

2. Capsule Shuttle Type Magnetic Level Gauge

In this model, the indicator system includes a capsule shuttle enclosed within a glass tube. Similar to the flapper type, a magnetic float moves with the liquid level inside a non-magnetic chamber. The magnetic force between the float and the shuttle causes the capsule to travel in tandem with the float, providing an accurate visual indication of the level.