Product Spotlight: Brooks Instrument Quantim® QMC Coriolis Mass Flow Meters & Controllers

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The new series of Quantim® QMC Coriolis flow meters and controllers from Brooks Instrument aims to achieve precise and consistent measurement and control of low flow rates of liquid or gas. This third-generation device is designed to enhance process quality, production yield, and throughput, while reducing scale-up time across different stages of production. The flow meters utilize a modern IoT-equipped digital architecture, combined with advanced sensor design, resulting in faster response times, minimal overshoot during flow adjustments, improved zero stability, and expanded I/O options. Additionally, the Quantim® QMC Coriolis flow controllers offer multivariable outputs, including mass flow, volume flow, density, and temperature, along with advanced alarms and diagnostics for proactive monitoring of the process, enabling early identification of system issues and timely alerts for maintenance or calibration needs.

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