Macnaught Meter Body Assembly 1/2" RP Thread Standard Rotor N/S Magnet
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The Macnaught MKIT-IM012-01 is the rotor set for the IM012E electronic oil meter. The two rotors are the oval gears inside the meter that turn as oil passes through and drive the count.
The electronic module and protective boot are separate items.
Where this product is used
- Replacing worn or damaged rotors in an IM012E electronic oil meter
- Servicing an HG20 electronic oil control gun that uses the same rotors
Features
- Suits the IM012E-01 and IM012E-02 meters
- Also is the oval gear
- The rotors can only be refitted in the correct orientation, with the top face flush with the sealing face of the meter body
- Fit the rotors at 90 degrees to each other and check they turn freely
- Disconnect the fluid supply and release line pressure before taking the meter apart
- The IM012E meter is rated to a maximum pressure of 6900 kPa (1000 psi, 69 bar)
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Macnaught |
| Part number | MKIT-IM012-01 |
| Part type | Rotor set |
| Fits | IM012E electronic oil meters (IM012E-01, IM012E-02) and HG20F-012E, HG20R-012E electronic guns |
| Quantity | 2 rotors |
| Maximum pressure of the IM012E meter | 6900 kPa (1000 psi, 69 bar) |
| Flow range of the IM012E meter | 1 to 30 litres per minute |
Supplied with
- Two rotors
- Meter body, electronic module (DKIT-IM012-MC) and protective boot are separate items
Related Macnaught products
- Macnaught Electronic Oil Meter - 1/2" IM012E-01: Suits this product
- Macnaught Oil Control Gun - Rigid Extension HG20R-01: Suits this product
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Macnaught Meter Body Assembly 1/2" RP Thread Standard Rotor N/S Magnet
SKU: A0145849 | Model: MKIT-IM012-01
The Macnaught MKIT-IM012-01 is the rotor set for the IM012E electronic oil meter. The two rotors are the oval gears inside the meter that turn as oil passes through and drive the count.