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Alicat CODA Coriolis Mass Flow Controller
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The Alicat CODA Coriolis Mass Flow Controller is a premier solution for high-precision measurement and control of both liquids and gases. Unlike traditional controllers that rely on thermal properties, the CODA series utilizes Coriolis technology to measure mass flow directly, making it immune to changes in fluid composition, density, or temperature. This "composition-independent" accuracy makes it the ideal instrument for complex chemical dosing, high-pressure gas delivery, and research involving changing fluid states.
Engineered for versatility in demanding environments, the CODA series features a robust 316L stainless steel flow path, allowing it to handle aggressive chemicals and high-pressure applications up to 4000 PSI (standard units rated to 500 PSI). With a fast response time and NIST-traceable accuracy of ±0.2% of reading for liquids and ±0.5% for gases, it ensures process stability even in the most sensitive applications. Its vibration-resistant construction minimizes environmental noise, providing a stable zero even in industrial settings.
Seamlessly integrate the CODA into your automated architecture via a wide range of digital and analog interfaces, including EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, Modbus-RTU, and RS-485. The integrated proportional control valve provides smooth, stable regulation across its entire operating range. Whether you are managing micro-flow reagent injection or high-capacity gas mixing, the Alicat CODA delivers the reliability and precision required for advanced biopharmaceutical, semiconductor, and chemical processing.
For research and industrial use. NIST-traceable calibration included. Compatible with both liquid and gas phases without recalibration.
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Regulatory complianceNIST-traceable, CE, RoHS, REACH
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Scale compatibilityLab scale, Pilot scale, Production scale
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Mixing system typeIntegrated Proportional Control Valve
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Technology typeCoriolis Mass Flow
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Recipe-Based ControlYes
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Remote MonitoringYes
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Interface ConnectivityRS-232, RS-485, Modbus RTU, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, PROFINET
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