Electronic Rig Monitoring Systems
July 24, 2026Electronic Ton-Mile Systems
July 24, 2026Electronic Rig Monitoring Systems
July 24, 2026Electronic Ton-Mile Systems
July 24, 2026Pressure Indicator Systems
Torque Indicator Systems
Weight Indicator Systems
- Anchor Type Weight Indicator Systems
- Clipper/Deflection Indicator Systems
- Mini & Super Mini Indicator Systems
- Integrated Pad Type Weight Indicator Systems
- Non-Integrated Pad Type Weight Indicator Systems
- Bulk Tank / Surge Can Indicator Systems
- Totalizer Indicator Systems
- Wireline Indicator Systems
- E-line Indicator Systems
- Snubbing/Differential Indicators
- Coil Tubing Indicator Systems
- Crane Weight / Radius Indicator Systems
Electronics
- Electronic Rig Monitoring Systems
- Mud Flow Sensors
- Electronic Ton-Mile Systems
- Electronic Crown Protector Systems
- Electronic Well Service Rig Weight Indicators
- Pump Stroke Counters
- RPM/SPM Tachometer Systems
- Electric Rotary Torque ERT Systems
- Electronic Deadline Sensors
- Pressure Transducers
- Proximity Sensor Systems
- Electronic Pressure Gauges (E-Gauges)
- Shaft Encoders
- Choke Position Indicator System
Deadline Anchors
Mud Flow Sensor – 97ZB0004 (Equivalent to MFTX4A)
The 97ZB0004 Mud Flow Sensor is a paddle type sensor that monitors mud flow through the return line. The sensor is mounted on the return line with the paddle extending into the mud flow. Deflected by the force of the mud flow, the paddle drives a potentiometer which produces a DC analog signal that is proportional in amplitude to the position of the paddle. This voltage can be used to monitor, display and record mud flow information.
The Mud Flow Sensor has sealed oil impregnated bushings for reliable operation, an adjustable paddle arm for fitting to various sizes of flow lines, and is certified for use in Class I Groups B, C & D; Class II Groups E, F and G Locations.
Mud Flow Sensor – 97TA0006 (4 – 20 MA Output)
The 97TA0006 Mud Flow Sensor is a paddle type sensor that monitors mud flow through the return line. The sensor is mounted on the return line with the paddle extending into the mud flow. Deflected by the force of the mud flow, the paddle uses a Hall Effect sensor with a variable target to produce a 4 to 20 MA analog output that is proportional in amplitude to the position of the paddle. This current output can be used to monitor, display and record mud flow information. The Mud Flow Sensor has sealed oil impregnated bushings for reliable operation, an adjustable paddle arm for fitting to various sizes of flow lines and is certified intrinsically safe as a Group II, Category 1G Protection class EEX ia IIC T6 device according to EN 50020 KEMA 03 ATEX 1122 X.


