Technical Q&A: Passing the inspection

Experts from Nikon Metrology, Titan Enterprises, Tinius Olsen and Buehler reveal the trends taking place in the diverse world of measurement and inspection.

If something can be built then it can be measured and inspected, often to standards that are vital for the safe and smooth running of a diverse range of enterprises.

Paul Lightowler Global Product Manager, Nikon Metrology

Neil Hannay, Senior Development Engineer, Titan Enterprises

Martin Wheeler, Director of Sales and Business Development, Tinius Olsen

Dr. Evans Mogire, EMEA Technology and Laboratories Manager, Buehler

NH: Titan Enterprises supply small bore, liquid flow metering solutions to a diverse range of markets and applications. From healthcare and pharmaceuticals, chemical process plants and automotive fluid flow metering, to flow measurement in hazardous petrochemical refineries and beverage/beer dispensing in the hospitality sector. We develop custom flow solutions that work with customer-specific equipment and/or applications, meeting customer needs precisely. For instance, Titan’s high-pressure range of Oval Gear flow meters are typically built to order, and customers may request a change of materials, pressure ratings, electrical and port connections, and even dual pulsed output to enable reverse flow measurement.

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