Macnaught MX Series User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MX SERIES
OVAL GEAR FLOWMETER
FOR HAZARDOUS AREAS
MXEX-INST
Rev 14
12/2020
To the Owner
Please read and retain this instruction manual to assist
you in the operation and maintenance of this product.
The manual contains operating and maintenance
instructions for the MX-Series Flow Meters with Ex
outputs. This covers port sizes from 1/4” to 4”.
Refer to separate instruction manual for information on
operating modes and features of LCD displays.
Contact local representative or distributor for further
assistance.
This Flow Meter has incorporated the oval gear
principle into its design. Exceptional repeatability and
high accuracy over a wide range of fluid viscosities
and flow rates are features of the oval gear design.
With a low pressure drop and high pressure ratings,
oval gear flow meters are suitable for gravity and
(in-line) pump applications.
Macnaught offer a comprehensive set of web based
support materials to complement this instruction
manual.
Access the Instruction manual by scanning below
QR code.
www.macnaught.com.au
EXPLOSION/ FLAME PROOF INTRINSICALLY SAFE

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Index
Installation
Operating Principle Page 4 ………………………………………………………….
Maintenance Procedure
Disassembly Page 6 ………………………………………………………….
Reassembly Page 6 ………………………………………………………….
Flow meter Specifications
Flow meter Specifications Page 8 ………………………………………………………….
Service
Exploded Diagrams Page 16 ………………………………………………………….
Wetted Parts Page 18 ………………………………………………………….
Spare Parts Kits Page 19 ………………………………………………………….
General
Pressure Drop Graphs Page 20 ………………………………………………………….
Dimensional Diagrams Page 21-24 ………………………………………………………….
Important Information Page 3 ………………………………………………………….
Pictorial Representation Page 7 ………………………………………………………….
Pulser Specifications & Wirings Page 9-14 ………………………………………………………….
Troubleshooting Guide Page 17 ………………………………………………………….
Installation Instructions Page 4-5 ………………………………………………………….
Earthing Points on Flow meter Page 5 ………………………………………………………….
Page 15 ………………………………………………………….
Engraving / Data Plate Information
Installation of flanges Page 15 ………………………………………………………….

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EQUIPMENT CATEGORY: The Macnaught oval gear flow meters are designed in category II 2 G according to
EN 60079-0 and EN 60079-11 for use in zone 1 (GASES). The inside of the measuring unit is also approved for
zone 1. Macnaught declines any responsibility for the use of flow meters outside the designated Ex group,
category and zone.
The flow meters shall be rigorously used within the min-max rated temperature and pressure limits specified by
Macnaught. Failure to do so will result in high risk of explosion.
EU CONFORMITY: The manufacturer declares with the EU declaration of conformity on his own responsibility
conformity with the protection goals of directive 2014/34/EU for use in hazardous areas with gas. The EU
declaration of conformity for the equipment category II 2 G is based on the EU type technical file SIRA: SIRA
15XT063 Rev 2.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION (READ CAREFULLY)
POTENTIAL RISK OF EXPLOSION:
Do not use the flow meter in dry conditions as that would cause local overheating, damage and potentially create
high risk of explosion in hazardous area.
The flow meter must be protected from impact at all times: impact can cause mechanical sparking and result in
high risk of ignition/explosion
The flow meter external housing can made of Aluminium: contact between iron oxide (for example - rust iron) and
aluminium can cause sparks with high risk of ignition/explosion. Ensure no source of iron oxides are available
within the Ex zone where the flow meter is installed.
In the event a leakage on the flow meter is observed, process must be interrupted immediately and proper
maintenance carried out. Leakages could create dry run condition in the meter with resulting risk of ignition/
explosion.
FLUID COMPATIBILITY: Before use, confirm the fluid to be used is compatible with the meter. Refer to Industry
fluid compatibility charts or consult your local representative.
STRAINER: To prevent damage from dirt or foreign matter it is recommended that a Y or Basket type mesh
strainer be installed as close as possible to the inlet side of the meter.
 Meter 1/4” 74 micron / 200 mesh
 Meter 1/2”- 2” 250 micron / 60 mesh
 Meter 3”- 4” 420 micron / 40 mesh
When a strainer is installed it should be regularly inspected and cleaned. Failure to keep the strainer clean will
dramatically effect flow meter performance. Contact your local representative for advice.
AIR PURGE / LINE PRESSURE: To prevent damage caused by air purge, slowly fill the meter with fluid. To
reduce pressure build-up turn off the pump at the end of each day.
SAFETY BARRIER: The Ex ia sensors must be installed with an approved safety barrier.
FLOWMETER USAGE: The flow meter Shall be used exclusively with fluids. No gases permitted to flow.
Presence of gases could create severe hazard and damage

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OPERATING PRINCIPLE
Fluid passing through the meter causes the rotors to turn, as shown below. One of the rotors (the active rotor) is
fitted with magnets.
The passing of the magnets are picked up by the electronic sensor. The excitation of this switch provides a ‘Raw
Pulse Output’ which relates to the K-Factor. (e.g. KF 36 = 36 pulses per litre of fluid passed)
This Pulse Output Signal can either be fed to an external receiving element (e.g. Data Logger or PLC) or alterna-
tively to an LC Display which conditions the Pulse signal to display volume of fluid passed. (e.g. Display 1 Litre
per for every 36 pulses received)
EARTHING/EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING:
The flow meter must be included in the on-site equipotential bonding system according to EN 60079-14. Proper
earthing and equipotential bonding provisions shall be in place and properly maintained on the flow meter and the
whole installation, as per EN/IEC 60079-14 or any other relevant applicable standards. Failure to do so would
result in high risk of static sparking and explosion. See Images on Page (5) for earthing/equipotential bonding
points on flow meter.
ELECTROSTATIC CHARGE:
In order to avoid ignition hazards due to electrostatic charge, flow meters may not be used in areas with:
• processes that generate strong charges,
• mechanical friction and cutting processes,
• spraying of electrons (e.g. in the vicinity of electrostatic painting systems) or
• pneumatically conveyed dust is exposed.
Electrostatic charging of the housing surface by friction must be avoided. The devices must not be dry cleaned.
If you feel an electric shock while using the meter, stop dispensing immediately. Identify and correct the problem
before continuing.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
After installation and before start up, the flow meter must be primed and the air in the pipework purged to avoid
onset of dry run conditions in the flow meter: that could cause damage and risk of explosion if persistent.
Do not install the flow meter in close proximity of a source of heat (for ex. furnace, heater) that can cause an
increase of flow meter temperature: hot surfaces on the flow meter can cause risk of explosion
The flow meter must not be installed in hot environments with T>50°C .
Proper strainers/filers shall be used to avoid debris of foreign bodies to reach the oval gears: failure to do so
would result in severe damage and mechanical sparking with high risk of ignition/explosion.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION: Assembly, installation, start-up and maintenance may only be must be carried out according to
the applicable installation standards (e.g. IEC 60079-14) by qualified personnel trained in explosion protection!
The information given in the manual and these instructions must always be observed: failure to observe the
instructions on this manual will result in a high risk of explosion.
The operator or his agent is responsible for observing any additional standards, directives or laws if required due
to operating conditions or place of installation. This applies in particular to the use of easily detachable process
connections when measuring flammable media.
When an equipment fault is detected the device shall be de-energised and send back to the manufacturer for
repair.

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1. It is recommended that a bypass line be included
in the design. This provides the facility for a meter
to be removed for maintenance without
interrupting production. (see figure)
2. Use a thread sealant on all pipe threads. Thread
tape must not enter flow meter, stopping flow
meters operation.
3. For pump applications ensure pipe work and
meter have the appropriate working pressure
rating to match the pressure output of the pump.
Refer to Meter Specifications section for further
details.
4. Install a Y type or basket type mesh strainer as
close as possible to the inlet side of the meter.
Meter 1/4” 74 micron / 200 mesh
Meter 1/2”- 2” 250 micron / 60 mesh
Meter 3”- 4” 420 micron / 40 mesh
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The flow meter can accept flow in any direction.
5. The meter can be installed in any orientation as
long as the meter shafts are in a horizontal
plane as per the picture.
Incorrect installation can cause premature wear of
meter components.
Do not over tighten meter connections.
7. It is important after initial installation to fill the line
slowly, high speed air purge could cause damage
to the rotors.
8. Test the system for leaks. Do not continue use if
meter is leaking.
9. Check the strainer for swarf or foreign material,
after the first 200 litres check periodically,
particularly if the flow rate is noted to be
decreasing.
For MX06 to MX50 meters, one of the mounting
hole on flow meter cap can be used as Earthing
point. See below picture to locate that point:
EARTHING / EQUIPOTENTIAL POINTS ON FLOWMETER
For MX75 and MX100 meters, see below pictures
to locate Earthing point:
Meter Earthing Point Meter Earthing Point
MX06 M5 x 0.80 MX40 M8 x 1.25
MX09 M5 x 0.80 MX50 M8 x 1.25
MX12 M5 x 0.80 MX75 M8 x 1.25
MX19 M6 x 1.00 MX100 M8 x 1.25
MX25 M6 x 1.00
Earthing Points
Earthing Points
x 4

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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
Care should be taken not to drop, damage or impact equipment due to risk of spark. Non sparking tools should
be used.
Meter should be removed from explosive atmosphere when maintenance to any part of the meter is required,
the meter must be isolated and the line pressure released.
It is advisable to mark all components with a marker pen before disassembly, to ensure all the components are
replaced to their correct position during the reassembly process.
1. Remove the meter cap by loosening the bolts on the underside of the meter body. (see FIG 1, Page 7)
2. Remove the O-Ring from the O-Ring groove. Wipe clean of grease and store in clean place.
3. Remove rotors from the cap and shaft assembly. The shafts are fixed to the cap for sizes 1/4” - 2” and to the
body for 3” and 4” sizes. No need to take them off.
Do not remove shafts from their location.
DISASSEMBLY
Inspection and maintenance of installations should only be carried out by experienced personnel.
REASSEMBLY
1. Before reassembling, check the condition of flow meter parts (rotors, body, cap, seal O-ring and shafts). Re
place if necessary. Contact Macnaught to check for spare parts availability.
2. One of the rotors is active (have magnets) and other one is neutral. The active rotor can be identified by
running a metal object over the face of the rotor. Placed both the rotors at 90° to each other onto the shafts.
Spin them to check if they move freely. If not, repeat the process.
 Active Rotor Placement into Flow meter:
MX06 - MX09 Meters:
The active rotor is positioned nearest to ‘dimple’ on the meter cap. (see FIG 2, Page 7)
The smooth side of rotor showing up, grub screw will face downwards.
The chamfered side of the rotor stays upward when placed on to the shaft (see FIG 6, Page 7)
MX12 - MX50 Meters:
The active rotor is positioned nearest to ‘dimple’ on the meter cap. (see FIG 2, Page 7)
Meter cap dimple must face towards the flow meter body dimple. (see FIG 2 & 3, Page 7)
The magnet side face upward when placed on the cap.
For MX75 - MX100 meters:
Active rotor is positioned on to the shaft away from the flow meter foot. (see FIG 7, Page 7)
The magnet side of the active rotor face upward when placed inside the flow meter body.
3. Smear the O-ring with light film of grease and placed into the Groove. (see FIG 3, Page 7)
4. Place the meter Cap on the meter Body.
Meter cap dimple must face towards the flow meter body dimple (MX06-MX50 Meters). (see FIG 2 & 3, Page
7)
5. Insert the cap head screws and tighten in a diagonal sequence 1, 5, 7, 3, etc.
Bolts Torque Ratings:
MX06-MX12 (6.5 Nm)
MX19-MX25 (15 Nm)
MX40-MX100 (33 Nm)
6. Test the meter by turning the rotors with a finger or by applying very low air pressure (no more than a good
breath) to one end of the meter, before returning the meter to service.

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Flow meter
FIG 1
Dimple
Shafts
Flow Meter Cap
FIG 2
Flow meter Body
FIG 3
Active
Rotor
Neutral
Rotor
Rotors (At 90°)
FIG 4
Groove
O-ring
FIG 5
PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF FLOWMETER AND DISASSEMBLED PARTS
Rotors Chamfer
Area
FIG 6
For MX06 and MX09 meters,
the flat side of rotors with
chamfer on edges face
upward when placed on cap
and shaft assembly of meter
MX75 - MX100 Meters
FIG 7
Flow Meter Foot
Dimple
Flow Meter Body
Shafts
Active Rotor
O-ring
Flow Meter Cap
Neutral Rotor

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K-Factor
(Pulses per litre / Pulses per Gallon)
Refer to Engraving on Flow meter / Flow meter Data Plate
Temperature Range (MX06P - MX50P)-40°C - 150°C 1
Temperature Range (MX06S - MX100S)-40°C - 120°C 1
Accuracy (MX06 - MX100) ±0.5% of reading
Flow Meter
Series
Flow Range
(Viscosity < 5 cP)
Flow Range
(Viscosity > 5 cP)
Metric US Metric US
MX06 2 to 100 LPH 0.5 to 26 GPH 0.5 to 100 LPH 0.13 to 26.4 GPH
MX09 25 to 500 LPH 6.6 to 132 GPH 15 to 500 LPH 4 to 132 GPH
MX12 3 to 25 LPM 0.8 to 6.6 GPM 2 to 30 LPM 0.5 to 8 GPM
MX19 8 to 70 LPM 2 to 18.5 GPM 3 to 80 LPM 0.8 to 21 GPM
MX25 10 to 100 LPM 2.6 to 26 GPM 6 to 120 LPM 1.6 to 32 GPM
MX40 15 to 235 LPM 4 to 62 GPM 10 to 250 LPM 2.6 to 66 GPM
MX50 15 to 500 LPM 4 to 130 GPM 15 to 500 LPM 4 to 130 GPM
MX75 60 to 600 LPM 17 to 170 GPM 20 to 733 LPM 5 to 194 GPM
MX100 220 to 1000 LPM 60 to 250 GPM 120 to 1200 LPM 30 to 300 GPM
1Flow meter process temperature range may be limited to sensor temperature classification.
Consult relevant sensor data page and approval documentation.
Ensure the Flow meter is fitted with ‘High Viscosity Rotors’ if the fluid being metered is 1000 cP or above.
Flow Meter
Series
Maximum
Operating Pressure*
(Flow meter Threaded)
Maximum
Operating Pressure*
(Flow meter Flanged**)
kPa psi kPa psi
MX06 6895 1000 - -
MX09 6895 1000 - -
MX12 13790 2000 - -
MX19 13790 2000 - -
MX25 13790 2000 1250 181
MX40 10342 1500 1250 181
MX50 8274 1200 1250 181
MX75 1200 175 1200 175
MX100 1200 175 1200 175
*Conforms to Directive 2014/68/EU
** Flanges Standard (ASME B16.5, Group 2-2.3 Materials)
FLOWMETER SPECIFICATIONS

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Output type „B‟ Intrinsically Safe (Ex ia) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
SENSOR TYPE Omni Polar Supply Tracking , NPN with 3.1kΩ pull-up resistor
SPECIFICATIONS
Markings1
ATEX & IECEx:
II 1 G Ex ia IIC T6...T4 Ga, T6@ -40°c ≤Tamb ≤+65°c
US & CAN:
Class 1, Division 1
GROUP ABCD T6...T5
Class 1, Zone 0, AEx/Ex ia IIC T6...T5
T6 @ -40°c ≤Tamb ≤+65°c
Construction 303 Stainless Steel Housing
Operating Voltage 5V to 30V DC @ ≤ 15mA
Maximum Sinking Current 25mA
Process Temperature Range1-40°C - 65°C or -40°F - 149°F
Approvals1ATEX, IECEx, US & CAN (THROUGH FM)
Entity Parameters Ui = 30V, Ii = 100mA, Pi = 0.66W, Ci = 12nF, Li = 0
I.S Barrier (Associated Equipment)
Vmax, Ui ≥ Uo, Voc or Vt
Imax, Ii ≥ Io, Isc, It
Co or Ca ≥ Ci + Cc
Lo or La ≥ Li + Lc
Pt or Po ≤ Pi
This sensor must be installed with an approved safety barrier.
1Refer to sensor certificates for complete markings, temperature ranges and approval codes.
Illustration
Sensor fitted to 1” meter
Illustration
Cable Connector

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Output type „B‟ Intrinsically Safe (Ex ia) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
End of Mating Cable
Available Cable lengths are 2-meters, 5-meters, 10-meters, 15-meters and 50-meters.
By Default meter fitted with 2-meter cable. Contact Macnaught, if longer cable is required.
Sensor
Cable Connector

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Output type „N‟ Intrinsically Safe (Ex ia) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
SENSOR TYPE Magnet-inductive Proximity Sensor NAMUR
SPECIFICATIONS
Markings1
ATEX & IECEx:
II 1 G Ex ia IIC T4...T6 Ga
US:
Class 1, Division 1
GROUP ABCD T4 resp. T5
Class 1, Zone 0, AEx/Ex ia IIC T5...T4
T5 @ -25°c ≤Tamb ≤+70°c
Construction CuZn, Chrome-plate
Operating Voltage 8V to 15V DC
Maximum Current 5mA
Process Temperature Range1-25°C - 70°C or -13°F - 158°F
Approvals1ATEX, IECEx, US (THROUGH FM AND CSA)
Entity Parameters Ui = 20V, Ii = 60mA, Pi = 200mW, Ci = 150nF, Li = 150uH
This sensor must be installed with an approved safety barrier.
1Refer to sensor certificates for complete markings, temperature ranges and approval codes
Illustration
Sensor fitted to 1” meter
Illustration
Cable Connector

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Available Cable lengths are 2-meters, 5-meters, 10-meters, 15-meters and 50-meters.
By Default meter fitted with 2-meter cable. Contact Macnaught, if longer cable is required.
Output type „N‟ Intrinsically Safe (Ex ia) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
Sensor
Cable Connector

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SENSOR TYPE Omni Polar Supply Tracking , NPN with 3.1kΩ pull-up resistor
SPECIFICATIONS
Markings1
ATEX & IECEx:
II 2 G Ex db IIC T6...T3 Gb, T3@ Ta = -55°C… +140°C
USA & CAN:
Class 1 Division 1
GROUP ABCD T6...T3
Class 1, Zone 1, AEx/Ex db IIC T6...T3 Gb
T3 @ Ta = -50°C… +140°C
Construction 303 Stainless Steel
Operating Voltage 5V to 27V DC @ ≤ 15mA
Maximum Sinking Current 25mA
Process Temperature Range1-50°C - 140°C or -58°F - 284°F
Approvals1ATEX, IECEx, US & CAN (THROUGH FM)
Output type „C‟ Flame Proof (Ex d) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
1Refer to sensor certificates for complete markings, temperature ranges and approval codes.
Illustration
Sensor and Cable fitted to 1/2” meter

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Flow Meter Process Connection Conduit Thread
G Thread M20x1.5-6H
ANSI(AUS) / DIN / JIS
NPT Thread 1/2-14 NPT
ANSI (US)
The green wire MUST be connected to an Earth ground.
Output type „C‟ Flame Proof (Ex d) SPECIFICATIONS & WIRING
Sensor and Cable Assembly
Available Cable length is 3-meters

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MX06-MX50: Serial number, Model number, k-factor,
flow rate range and temperature details are
engraved on meter body. See below FIG
MX75-MX100: Serial number, Model number,
k-factor, flow rate range and temperature details are
engraved on flow meter data plate. See below FIG
Flow Meter Details
Flow meter Specs / Data Plate
Meter Lock Nut Torque ANSI / ASTM DIN JIS End to End
MX25 20 Nm 1" 150 LB B16.5 DN25 PN 16 EN1092-125A 10K JIS B 2220 240 mm
MX40 30 Nm 1.5" 150 LB B16.5 DN40 PN 16 EN1092-140A 10K JIS B 2220 240 mm
MX50 40 Nm 2" 150 LB B16.5 DN50 PN 16 EN1092-150A 10K JIS B 2220 264 mm
1. The locknut, gasket, O-ring and retaining ring to be fitted as shown in the below picture. Make sure that the
O-rings and gaskets must not have any damages.
2. Both flanges to be equally screwed to the meter body meeting end to end dimensions and bolt pattern on
the flange face
3. The lock nuts to be tightened to a specified torque as mentioned in the below table
Use a good quality grease for Gasket & O-ring and a good quality anti-cease on flange threads
INSTALLATION OF FLANGES ON MX25, MX40 AND MX50 METERS
Flow Meter Details

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EXPLODED DIAGRAM (Models MX06-MX50)
METER COMPONENTS ITEM NO
SENSOR 1
SENSOR HOLDER 2
CIRCLIP 3
METER BODY 4
METER CAP O-RING 5
ROTORS 6
MAGNET HOUSING 7
MAGNETS 8
ROTOR SHAFTS 9
LOCATING PIN 10
METER CAP 11
METER CAP SCREWS 12
METER COMPONENTS ITEM NO METER COMPONENTS ITEM NO
METER BODY 1CIRCLIP 7
ROTOR SHAFTS 2METER CAP BOLTS 8
ROTORS 3FLANGE SEALS 9
METER CAP O-RING 4PROCESS CONNECTION (FLANGED OR THREADED) 10
METER CAP 5FLANGE WASHERS 11
CAM 6FLANGE BOLTS 12
EXPLODED DIAGRAM (Models MX75-MX100)

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Cause Remedy
Fluid will not flow
through meter
a) Foreign matter blocking rotors
b) Line strainer blocked
c) Damaged rotors
d) Meter connections over tightened
e) Fluid is too viscous
a) Dismantle meter, clean rotors (strainer must be fitted in
line)
b) Clean strainer
c) Replace rotors (Strainer must be fitted in line)
d) Re-adjust connections
e) See specifications for maximum viscosity
Reduced flow
through meter
a) Strainer is partially blocked
b) Fluid is too viscous
a) Clean strainer
b) See specifications for maximum viscosity
Meter reading
inaccurate
a) Fluid flow rate is too high or too low
b) Air in fluid
c) Excess wear caused by incorrect instal-
lation
a) See specifications for minimum and maximum flow rates
b) Bleed air from system
c) Check meter body and rotors. Replace as required. Refer
to installation instructions
Meter not giving a
pulse signal
a) Faulty hall effect switch
b) Faulty reed switch
c) Magnets failed
a) Replace PCB Board
b) Replace PCB Board
c) Replace magnets
LCD register not
working
a) Battery not connected properly
b) Battery flat
c) Faulty wiring connections
d) Faulty LC Display
e) Faulty connection from LC Display
a) Check battery connections
b) Replace battery
c) Check wiring for loose or faulty connections
d) Replace LC Display
e) Check wiring connections
Macnaught provides an comprehensive set of ‘Maintenance Videos’ to assist the end user in
all aspects of service and / or repair of the flow meter range.
This web based resource can be accessed by scanning the QR.
MAINTAINENCE VIDEOS

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Wetted Parts MX06P MX09P - MX12P MX19P - MX50P MX75P - MX100P
METER BODY SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 *
METER CAP SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 *
ROTORS SS 316 SS 316 SS 316/PEEK ** *
HIGH VISCOSITY ROTORS - SS 316 SS 316 *
ROTOR SHAFTS SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 *
ROTOR BUSHES CARBON CARBON CARBON *
O-RINGS FEP FEP * FEP
Wetted Parts MX06S MX09S - MX12S MX19S - MX25S MX40S - MX50S MX75S - MX100S
METER BODY AL AL AL AL AL
METER CAP AL AL AL AL AL
ROTORS SS 316 SS 316 SS 316/PEEK ** AL/PEEK ** AL
HIGH VISCOSITY ROTORS - SS 316 SS 316 AL AL
ROTOR SHAFTS SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS 316
ROTOR BUSHES CARBON CARBON CARBON CARBON CARBON
O-RINGS FEP FEP FEP FEP FEP
WETTED PARTS
FEP - PTFE Encapsulated
SS 316 - Stainless Steel 316
AL - Aluminium Alloy
PEEK - Polyether ether ketone
*Currently Unavailable
** SS 316 and AL rotors are assembled with carbon bushes. PEEK rotors do not have carbon bushes.

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PULSER KIT
Ex ia, NPN
Sensor kit MXD-BS
Sensor Socket kit MXS-SOCKET
Ex ia, NAMUR
Sensor kit MXD-NS
Sensor Socket kit MXS-SOCKET-NAMUR
Ex d
Conduit: M20 x 1.5
Sensor kit MXD-CS
Sensor Socket kit MXS-SOCKETM12
Sensor kit MXD-C2S
Ex d
Conduit: ½” NPT Sensor Socket kit MXS-SOCKETM12
Category
“P”
ROTOR KIT
SEAL KIT
High Temperature SS 316 High Viscosity SS 316 (High Temp) PEEK
MX06P MXS-06P-HTROTOR - - MXS-06P-SEAL
MX09P MXS-09P-HTROTOR MXS-09P-HVROTOR - MXS-09P-SEAL
MX12P MXS-12P-HTROTOR MXS-12P-HVROTOR - MXS-12P-SEAL
MX19P MXS-19P-HTROTOR MXS-19P-HVROTOR MXS-19P-PROTOR MXS-19P-SEAL
MX25P MXS-25P-HTROTOR MXS-25P-HVROTOR MXS-25P-PROTOR MXS-25P-SEAL
MX40P MXS-40P-HTROTOR MXS-40P-HVROTOR MXS-40P-PROTOR MXS-40P-SEAL
MX50P MXS-50P-HTROTOR MXS-50P-HVROTOR MXS-50P-PROTOR MXS-50P-SEAL
MX75P - - - -
MX100P - - - -
Category
“S”
ROTOR KIT
SEAL KIT
Standard High Viscosity PEEK
MX06S MXS-06S-ROTOR - - MXS-06S-SEAL
MX09S MXS-09S-ROTOR MXS-09S-HVROTOR - MXS-09S-SEAL
MX12S MXS-12S-ROTOR MXS-12S-HVROTOR - MXS-12S-SEAL
MX19S MXS-19S-ROTOR MXS-19S-HVROTOR MXS-19S-PROTOR MXS-19S-SEAL
MX25S MXS-25S-ROTOR MXS-25S-HVROTOR MXS-25S-PROTOR MXS-25S-SEAL
MX40S MXS-40S-ROTOR MXS-40S-HVROTOR MXS-40S-PROTOR MXS-40S-SEAL
MX50S MXS-50S-ROTOR MXS-50S-HVROTOR MXS-50S-PROTOR MXS-50S-SEAL
MX75S MXS-75S-ROTOR MXS-75S-HVROTOR - MXS-75S-SEAL
MX100S MXS-100S-ROTOR MXS-100S-HVROTOR - MXS-100S-SEAL
SPARE PARTS KITS
To check for more service kits, Contact Macnaught.
- Currently Unavailable

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PRESSURE DROP v VISCOSITY
100%
50%