Coriolis flow meter extends range for liquid and gas dosing

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Coriolis flow meter extends range for liquid and gas dosing

11 Sep, 2026

Bronkhorst has launched the CORI-FLOW™ MN-Series, the fourth generation of its Coriolis mass flow meters and controllers for liquids and gases.

The series uses the Coriolis measuring principle to measure mass flow directly, independent of fluid properties, giving accurate, repeatable and reliable measurement and control across both liquid and gas applications. Integrated PID-controller functionality supports compact systems for dosing, batching and process control.

The MN-Series extends the operating range to cover applications up to 2,000 kg/h. Combined with a compact footprint and modular platform architecture, this allows machine builders, system integrators and end users to standardise on a single product family across a wider range of processes.

The range also introduces Bronkhorst's latest electronics platform, adding expanded diagnostics and monitoring, NAMUR status indication and simplified commissioning. USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity support configuration and service, while support for Industrial Ethernet and other fieldbus technologies enables integration into modern automation environments.

The CORI-FLOW MN-Series is aimed at applications requiring precise low-flow measurement and control, including chemical dosing, pilot plants, pharmaceutical and biotechnology processes, food and beverage production, laboratory systems, additive injection and analytical applications such as preparative chromatography.

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