- Flow Switches
- Tuning Fork Level Switch
- Rotary Paddle Level Switch
- Hydrostatic Level Transmitter
- Hydrostatic Level Indicator Transmitter
- Closed-Tank Level Transmitter
- Differential Pressure Indicator Transmitter
- Mini Differential Pressure Transmitter
- Pressure Indicator Transmitter
- Mini Pressure Transmitter
- Temperature Indicator Transmitter
- Head-Mounted Temperature Transmitter
- Temperature Transmitter with Process Indicator
Double Window Sight Glass
Model No: KCPL-DWF
Double Window Sight Glasses are designed for direct visual observation of process flow in industrial pipelines.
The two opposed viewing windows allow operators to confirm the presence, condition and movement of the process medium without interrupting the line. The design is suitable for liquid and gas service across a wide range of industrial applications.
Available in sizes from 15 NB to 150 NB, with design pressure up to 15 barg and temperature up to 350°C, the unit can be supplied in carbon steel or stainless-steel body materials with toughened borosilicate glass for reliable viewing. It is suitable for process, utility, cooling-water, chemical and circulation-line monitoring where simple visual confirmation of flow is required.
Key Specifications
- Double-window design for direct visual flow observation
- Suitable for liquid and gas service
- Line sizes from 15 NB to 150 NB
- Design pressure up to 15 barg
- Design temperature up to 350°C
- Carbon steel and stainless steel body options
Technical Specifications
- Type
- Double Window Sight Glass
- Line Size
- 15 NB to 150 NB
- Body MOC
- A216 WCB / CF8 / CF8M / CF3 / CF3M
- Sight Glass
- Toughened borosilicate glass
- Design Pressure
- Up to 15 barg
- Design Temperature
- Up to 350°C
- Viewing Arrangement
- Two opposed windows for direct visual flow observation
Find Applications
- Visual flow confirmation in process pipelines
- Liquid and gas flow observation
- Cooling-water and utility line monitoring
- Chemical and process industry applications
- Pump discharge and circulation line monitoring
- Steam-condensate and process-fluid observation