Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

FME30 is a transparent vortex shedding flow meter for teaching. The vortices formed behind a bluff body can be seen and counted, showing how shedding frequency varies with flow rate. An industrial pattern version, FME30/I, is also published.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Rotameter range | 150–1600 l/h |
| Balance range | 0–2000 g |
| Balance precision | 1 g |
| Graduated vessel capacity | 2 l |
| Unit dimensions | 900 x 570 x 900 mm approx. |
| Unit weight | 30 kg approx. |
Selected data from the model-specific panel on page 8 of the manufacturer LIFLUBA brochure. Unit dimensions and weights are approximate. The hydraulic bench/feed system and other required elements may be supplied separately; confirm the current model, accessories and complete quotation scope. Checked 2026-09-29.
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