LZT-G inline acrylic rotameters with threaded connections
LZT Acrylic Rotameter

LZT-G Inline Acrylic Rotameter

LZT-G inline (piped) acrylic rotameter with threaded connection in DN15 to DN75, part of the LZT acrylic variable-area series.

Specifications

Series
LZT acrylic variable-area flow meter
Model
LZT-G (inline / piped type)
Tube / Body Material
Acrylic (organic glass) tube
Medium
Liquid or gas, depending on model selection
Nominal Sizes
DN15, DN20, DN25, DN40, DN50, DN75
Connection
Internal (ZG) or external (ZG) thread
Accuracy
±4% of full scale
Wetted Material Options
PVC / PP / ABS / brass / chrome-plated brass / stainless steel; O-ring silicone, fluoro rubber or NBR

Where the LZT-G Fits

The LZT-G is the piped/inline version of the LZT acrylic variable-area meter. Unlike the panel-mount LZT-4T/6T/8T, it connects directly into the pipe run with internal or external threads.
It is used where the meter is installed inline rather than on a panel, in sizes from DN15 to DN75.

Construction and Specifications

The metering tube is acrylic (organic glass) and accuracy is ±4% of full scale. Connection threads run from internal ZG1/2 in (DN15G) up to internal/external ZG3 in (DN75G).
Liquid and gas ranges are tabulated by size. Interface material may be PVC, PP, ABS, brass, chrome-plated brass or stainless steel, and the O-ring may be silicone rubber, fluoro rubber or NBR.

Ordering Guidance

Provide the pipe size (DN), the connection type (internal or external thread), the medium and the required flow range to confirm the LZT-G scale and materials.

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