Twelve industries, matched to BROIL's measurement technologies based on what's actually moving through the pipe.
Electromagnetic meters track potable water, raw water and wastewater flow through treatment and distribution networks — conductive media, no moving parts to wear.
Corrosive, viscous and conductive process liquids are matched to oval gear or electromagnetic technology depending on conductivity and viscosity.
Oval gear and plastic helical meters handle milk, cream, oils, tea, coffee, wine and juice with the accuracy hygienic dosing and batching require.
Extraction, custody transfer and refining rely on positive-displacement measurement for viscous hydrocarbons, plus turbine meters for lighter fractions.
IBR-approved vortex meters read steam flow reliably through the temperature and pressure swings typical of boilers and power plants.
Hygienic, accurate measurement for dosing and batching in pharmaceutical production.
Vortex and thermal mass meters handle air and gas flow in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
Thermal mass meters give direct mass-flow readings for compressed air and process gas without separate compensation.
Mining, shipping, marine and diesel-generator operations track fuel consumption with dedicated monitoring and management systems.
Vortex and electromagnetic meters serve process-water and chemical flows across pulp and paper production.
Electromagnetic meters handle slurry and mining-process flows; fuel monitoring covers mining fleet diesel consumption.
Turbine meters serve precision, low-viscosity liquid measurement across aerospace, metals and automotive test applications.