Singer Valve, a manufacturer of control valves, has received an innovation award by Flow Control magazine for the new SPI-MV, the first Single Point Insertion Electromagnetic Flowmeter installed and calibrated with a control valve. The SPI-MV can be utilized with a Singer metering valve as a stand-alone option or built into a 106-2SC-PCO pilot system to provide complete flow-based valve control. The winners were determined by reader votes. 

The SPI-MV has been flow profiled and tested in McCrometer’s NIST traceable flow laboratory, so the unit is guaranteed accurate to the 2 percent of reading throughout the specified velocity range, and as it has already been profiled to match the Singer valve it works right out of the box. With no moving parts and a single-piece design, the SPI Mag’s sensor contains nothing to wear or break, and it is generally immune to clogging by sand, grit or other debris. 

“Its easy installation, price and reliability along with the small size makes it the latest and greatest in flowmeters for this application,” says Mark Gimson, business development and marketing manager at Singer Valve. 

About Singer Valve
Since 1957 Singer Valve has been designing, manufacturing and distributing pilot operated diaphragm control valves. With innovative technologies, the company provides solutions for water loss management, water conservation and urban water and wastewater distribution throughout the world. By using quality materials and testing every valve and pilot before it is shipped, Singer Valve has an unprecedented track record for long lasting, easy to maintain solutions that work upon installation. Singer Valve’s electronic division provides instrumentation and control solutions to manage unique applications. For more information, visit www.singervalve.com.