Ryutai Kogyo

The Ryutai Kogyo EM Series provides metal tube variable area flow measurement with local indication and optional electrical outputs.

• Model configurations for liquids, gases and steam.
• Options for remote flow monitoring, totalising and alarms.
• Select the model, materials and connections for your operating conditions.

Ryutai Kogyo PGH, GPB, GPC and AMF purge and panel flowmeters provide local flow indication for equipment and test systems.

• PGH: compact glass tube meter for small flows.
• GPB and GPC: glass tube panel meters with different flow capacities.
• AMF: lightweight acrylic tube panel meter.
• Choose the series, calibrated range and configuration to match the application.

The Ryutai Kogyo PGF-N purge flowmeter belongs to the discontinued PGF series. Its original specifications remain available here for existing users.

For new requirements or replacement enquiries, see the Ryutai Kogyo PGH Purge Flowmeter.

Contact Seacom to check your flow range, fluid, operating conditions and installation before selecting a replacement.

Ryutai Kogyo ADF and GDF water flowmeters provide direct visual flow indication for equipment and water piping.

• ADF: acrylic tube with Rc ½, Rc ¾ or Rc 1 connections.
• GDF: compact glass tube design with Rc ½ connections.
• Accuracy within ±5% of full scale.
• Vertical installation with bottom-to-top flow.

Ryutai Kogyo GTF, ATF, GTV and ATV variable area flowmeters provide direct visual indication of compatible liquid and gas flow.

• GTF: glass measuring tube with metal connection options.
• ATF: acrylic measuring tube with metal connection options.
• GTV: glass measuring tube with PVC connections.
• ATV: acrylic measuring tube with PVC connections.
• Vertical installation with bottom-to-top flow.

The Ryutai Kogyo MCF and E-MCF references relate to earlier metal tube flowmeters and transmitters. This page supports existing instrument identification and replacement enquiries.

For current options, see the Ryutai Kogyo EM Series. Confirm the complete model, flow range, connections and electrical requirements before selecting a replacement.