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C K ManojKumar
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Float Type Level Gauge for Cryo Application

09/01/2013 2:07 AM

Dear Friends,

We need float type level gauges for Cryo application. We can spend 25-30 USD per number and the qty requirement will be about 100 nos per month.

The gauge can be a dial type with an empty, half and full indication. The length of float can be about 1.5 mtr and dia of abot 15mm.

This to be used for Liquide Nitrogen, Oxygen and Argon applications in a cryo cylinder.

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Re: Float type level gauge for cryo aplication

09/01/2013 9:57 AM

Go here: GlobalSpec.com |and search.

Here's one:

Cryogenic Liquid Level Measurement & Control Application Notes
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Re: Float type level gauge for cryo aplication

09/01/2013 1:43 PM

Mr. Lyn,

They have contacts in India. I will contact with them.

Thanks a lot for the guidance..

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