Kofloc Mass Flow Controllers Model HFM-301 SERIES

The Kofloc Model HFM-301 Series is engineered for precision monitoring in dynamic gas environments.

Description

The Kofloc Model HFM-301 Series is engineered for precision monitoring in dynamic gas environments. While standard mass flow meters often suffer from “lag” during flow transitions, the HFM-301 utilizes a newly refined bridge-type thermal mass flow sensor and digital signal processing to provide a stable reading in <1 second. This makes it an essential tool for detecting rapid fluctuations in gas lines that slower meters might miss.

Brand

Kofloc

Kofloc

The natural environment is preserved through the balance of solids, liquids and gases that exist on the earth. However, human civilization has caused pollution that has greatly damaged our environment. The task of the present generation is to restore our environment to its natural healthy state. And this is also the greatest challenge for 21st century science and technology.

KOFLOC's corporate motto is "A Scientific Approach for Fluids." In other words, we create products that scientifically measure and control the balance of liquids and gases. We trust that through our work we are making a contribution to the regeneration of the environment and to the establishment of a prosperous society.

Specifications

  • Sensor type Thermal sensor
  • Applicable gas N₂, Air, H₂, He, Ar, O₂, CO₂
  • Full-scale flow rate 100SCCM to 300SLM
  • Accuracy ±1%F.S. (25℃)
  • TEmperature coefficient ±0,1%F.S. /℃ (15 to 35℃)
  • Proof preasure 3.4MPa(G)
  • Allowable ambient temperature 5 to 45℃
  • Allowable storage temperature -10 to 60℃

Features

  • Robust SUS316 Construction: Machined stainless steel ensures cleanliness and durability.

  • Compact Footprint: Miniature design allows for easy integration into portable devices and high-density panels.

  • Linear Analog Output: Standard 0–5V DC output for easy interface with industrial controllers.

Applications

  • Research & Development: Capturing high-speed flow data in experimental gas systems.

  • Gas Consumption Monitoring: Tracking high-purity gas usage in laboratory headers.

  • Environmental Monitoring: Precise mass flow measurement for air sampling and pollution analysis.