Oil Interface Meters

Detect hydrocarbons in wells & boreholes with Van Walt’s Oil Interface Meters. Highly accurate so will detect layers as thin as 1.52 mm. Fits in a 19 mm diameter well. Uses a 16mm probe to detect hydrocarbons in wells, boreholes and for detecting tank leakage. Lower the meter down a well and on contact with the product layer a solid tone and green light alarm is activated on the reel.

 

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Advantages

  • Highly accurate Kynar ® coated steel tape
  • Teflon ® and stainless steel probe field replaceable probe is only 16mm in diameter
  • Tape with mm resolution
  • Available in 30 m and 60 m lengths
  • Audible and visible alarms activated on reel when probe contacts product and water
  • Water resistant padded carrying case to protect instrument
  • Auto shut-off circuit to extend battery life
  • Extremely durable polypropylene storage reel with rugged aluminium frame
  • Stainless Steel conductors for durability
  • PTFE and stainless steel probe with Viton® strain relief
  • Built in reel hanger for longer tape life

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