I have a question for everyone: where are the manufacturers of electromagnetic flowmeters concentrated?

This post was last edited by qugd on 2011-1-26 at 20:58. It can be said roughly that, with Shanghai as the center, there are quite a number of electromagnetic flowmeter manufacturers within a radius of 1,000 kilometers. Do you want to sell some nickel-based alloys to electromagnetic flowmeter manufacturers? They don’t need much of that stuff; the electrodes are only a few millimeters thick at most, and as for the thinner ones, well, you certainly wouldn’t want to use them. Making the electrodes for electromagnetic flowmeters isn’t something that requires grinding an iron rod into a needle; generally, people simply use the material that is closest in properties to what’s needed, as that is the most economical approach. Do you want them to sell bars that are 100 millimeters thick and then machine them into bars that are 1 millimeter thick? Is that possible?

This post was last edited by Nightlight on 2011-1-26 22:29 -.- I’m just starting out in this field. . I really have no idea; I did a quick search in this area, and it turns out they need bars. . Our company also manufactures bars; we can supply round bars with a diameter of 6 mm or less. We have contacted several companies before, and the results were good, but we’re not sure about the quantity required. -I’m a new salesperson. . I know that many talented people gather here, which is why I’m posting a question here

Information on electromagnetic flowmeters is available everywhere on the internet; it can be found with just a simple search.

Kaifeng produces the most electromagnetic flowmeters