Buerkert Werke Gmbh

Buerkert Werke Gmbh & Co. Kg

Burkert S.a.s.

Armin Arnold

Juergen Wiedemann

Jan Magnussen

Gunter Kabisch

Andreas Doerr

Andreas Kaemmer

Klaus Leiser

Frederic Heinrich

Tanja Hertweck

A mass flow sensor assembly for a mass flow controller or a mass flow meter comprises a mass flow sensor comprising a capillary tube held by a first corner support and a second corner support formed separately from each other. The capillary tube comprises a sensor portion which is located between the two corner supports, and wherein the two corner supports each have an arc-shaped groove in which the capillary tube is partially received. In addition, a method of manufacturing a mass flow sensor assembly is described.

Mass flow sensor assembly and method of manufacturing a mass flow sensor assembly

A flow resistance insert of a flow rate measuring or flow rate control has contiguous discs between which at least one central axial flow duct is formed from which radial flow ducts branch off. The discs include alternating first discs and second discs. While the first discs are circumferentially closed ring discs, the second discs are circumferentially slotted one-piece ring discs.

Flow resistance insert and a flow rate measuring or flow rate control means

A mass flow measuring or controlling device having a base body, a flow channel and a sensor module which comprises a sensor element and which can be coupled to an electronic unit, the flow channel having a measuring channel section which is in fluidic contact with the sensor element is characterized in that the sensor module comprises a sensor support part and a stabilizing element for stabilizing the sensor support part in the region of the measuring channel section.

Mass flow measuring or controlling device

A valve comprises a magnetic drive and a core which is arranged therein to be movable in an axial direction, and which serve to open and close a valve seat. At least two flat springs stacked upon each other are arranged on an axial end of the core.

Magnetic valve

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Armin Arnold