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This is a 3-inch, 4-pole Badger head assembly used in the water systems of concrete batch plants. It contains the critical measuring and signaling components of the water meter, including the rotor, spindle, and electronic transmitter. This assembly is required for accurately measuring and controlling the volume of water batched into a concrete mix. It is typically replaced when the existing meter fails to provide accurate readings or stops communicating with the batch controller, ensuring precise water measurement for consistent mix quality. The 4-pole connection provides the signal output to the plant's automated control system.
Technical Specifications
Size3 inches
Electrical Connection4-Pole
Compatible MediaWater
Maximum Pressure150 psi
Key Features
Designed for 3-inch water lines in concrete batch plants.
Features a 4-pole electrical connector for signal transmission.
Used with Badger Meter Turbo Industrial Turbine Flow Meters.
Allows for in-line serviceability without removing the entire meter body.
Ensures accurate water measurement for batch consistency.
Fits These Mixers
Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. Fits 3-inch Badger Meter Turbo Industrial Turbine water meters commonly used in concrete batch plants from OEMs like Con-E-Co, CMW (Concrete Machinery Works), and Vince Hagan.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Sub Category
Water Systems
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