LZS-E plastic tube rotameter with blue PVC end fittings
LZS Plastic Tube Rotameter

LZS-E Plastic Tube Rotameter

LZS-E plastic tube rotameter with PC or PSU cone tube, available with insert, threaded or panel connection in sizes DN15 to DN65.

Specifications

Series
LZS durable plastic tube rotameter
Model
LZS-E (DN15-DN65)
Cone Tube Material
Polycarbonate (PC) or polysulfone (PSU)
Connector Material
PVC
Float Material
Stainless steel or ABS
Connection Types
Insert (socket), internal/external thread, panel mounting
Nominal Sizes
DN15, DN25, DN32, DN50, DN65
Accuracy
±4%
Working Temperature
0 to +60 °C (E type); 0 to +100 °C (EG type)
Working Pressure
≤ 1 MPa

Where the LZS-E Fits

The LZS-E is a plastic tube rotameter in the LZS durable-plastic family. It is used for inline liquid flow indication where a plastic, corrosion-tolerant meter is preferred.
It is offered with insert (socket) connection, internal or external thread, or panel mounting, so it can match different pipework and panel arrangements.

Construction and Specifications

The cone tube is polycarbonate (PC) or polysulfone (PSU); the upper and lower connectors are PVC; the float is stainless steel or ABS. Accuracy is ±4%.
Working temperature is 0 to +60 °C for the standard E type and 0 to +100 °C for the EG type, with working pressure up to 1 MPa. Sizes run from DN15 to DN65.

Ordering Guidance

Confirm the pipe size (DN), the connection type (insert, thread or panel), the measuring range and the medium so the LZS-E body and float can be specified.

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