Category: Glass-Trac

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Glass-Trac Gauges, formally Daniel Level Gauge & Valve, are available in three main types: Reflex, Transparent, & Tubular. These direct reading instruments are available in many different materials to meet your specific process conditions.

Glass-Trac Reflex

Liquid Level Gauges and Valves

  • Three Pressure Series (Maximum 4000 PSIG @ 100F) Consult Factory Ultra High Pressure, Up to 6000 PSI
  • Tapped for ½” or ¾” NPT Connection
  • Different Materials are Available to meet your specific Process Conditions
  • Standard to Fully Engineered Designs
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Glass-Trac Transparent

Liquid Level Gauges and Valves

  • Three Pressure Series (Maximum 3000 PSIG @ 100F)
  • Tapped for ½” or ¾” NPT Connection
  • Different Materials are Available to Meet your Specific Process Conditions
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Large Chamber Gauge

Large Chamber Gauge

Specialty Gauges: Boiling, Flashing, & Foaming of Liquid

  • The large diameter chamber for accurate readings in boiling, flashing, and foaming liquid conditions
  • Large diameter chamber of heavy duty seamless steel pipe
  • Made to lengths of standard flat glass and multiple sections are available
  • Reflex and Transparent large chambers available
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Welding Pad Gauge

Specialty Gauges: Integral Vessel Gauge

  • Integral part of vessel welded onto the outer wall
  • Reflex & Transparent Weld Pad Gauges available
  • Available in 9 Standard sizes
  • Radius configuration available for rounded tanks
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Level-Trac System Summary

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