BT-Maric flow limiter
– is designed to provide a consistent, limited flow rate for water.

The BT-Maric flow limiters (commonly called constant flow valves, but also often called flow regulation valves or flow control valves) keep water flow at a specified, pre-set rate, regardless of pressure changes. These robust flow limiters offer a mechanical solution for reliable water management and equipment protection.

Bertfelt is the leading manufacturer of BT-Maric flow limiters for industrial applications.

a wide range of flow limiters

Precise flow limiters

We supply a wide range of flow limiters, from 0.15 L/min to 8,854 L/min. These devices reduce water consumption and improve operational efficiency.

OEM-customized flow limiter solutions are also available to meet our customers challenges.

Applications of flow limiters

Our flow limiters are used in diverse sectors, including:

  • process and food industries
  • water treatment
  • pump & filter protection
  • firefighting systems
  • marine operations
  • irrigation and farming
Applications

This is how it works

Many benefits when using flow limiters

Why use a flow limiter?

  • Do you need to reduce water usage at the point of consumption?
  • Want to stabilize flow despite pressure variations?
  • Need to protect pumps, filters, and distribution systems?
  • Looking for cost savings in fluid handling systems?

BT-Maric flow limiters deliver:

  • Reliable and constant flow rates under varying pressures.
  • Reduced equipment breakdown and extended lifespan.
  • Lower operating and maintenance costs.
  • Effective water conservation across applications.

How does BT-Maric constant flow valves work?

This is how it works

BT-Maric constant flow valves utilize a flexible rubber control O-ring with an orifice diameter that responds instantly to fluctuations in water pressure.

As pressure differential increases, the orifice diameter reduces to maintain the pre-set flow rate.

Likewise, as pressure reduces, the orifice opens up to maintain the pre-set flow rate.

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A mechanical solution to achieve constant flow.

LOW PRESSURE

The ring has a larger opening at low pressure.

HIGH PRESSURE

At high pressure the ring is pressed against the conical body. The ring’s opening reduces and the flow remains constant.