SONOTEC GmbH is a solution expert in the field of ultrasonic measurement technology. The manufacturer has approximately 200 employees and develops and manufactures customized ultrasonic converters and sensors, as well as testing equipment and measurement technology solutions at the Halle (Sall) factory. This modern family owned enterprise develops, produces, and sells innovative high-tech products in the center of Harley Davidson. Ultrasonic products are widely used in various applications and industries around the world.

Ultrasound experts are successful and growing. At present, there are about 200 employees, and expansion will continue in the future.

Non contact measurement of liquids in hard and flexible plastic hoses plays an important role in various applications that require the highest levels of sterility, hygiene, and purity.

Non invasive flow sensors and bubble detectors are applied in the semiconductor industry, including biotechnology and medical technology

Ultrasonic flow sensors are suitable for flow measurement in liquid flow pipelines and do not measure gases. With its non-contact architecture and robust design, Clamp On sensors promise a very long lifespan and support the company's sustainable development policies while maintaining low operating costs. A compact casing with integrated electronic devices requires minimal space, leading to easy integration of sensors into existing process chains and architectures for Sonoflow and Semiflow.

Among them, non-contact sensor solutions come in various sizes and are very suitable for flexible and rigid hoses and plastic pipes of different diameters. Practical flow meters are based on ultrasonic operation time, which measures the duration of ultrasonic waves in conjunction with and against the direction of fluid flowGenerally speaking, flow measurement is the quantification of fluid motion. Flow can be represented in several ways, such as velocity, flow rate, or mass flow rate. Flow rate is usually measured in milliliters or liters per cycle, while mass flow rate is measured in grams or kilograms per cycle. To measure flow rate, volume counters or flow meters are used. Although they are similar, the terms "counter" and "flow meter" do not refer to the same thing: "count" describes recording a quantity without involving a period of time, while "measure" defines recording the quantity for each period of time. For example, a volume counter displays liters, while a flow meter measures milliliters per minute. For many devices including..., flow meters such as turbine flow meters, impeller flow meters, and vortex flow meters are available. To measure flow, volumetric and mass flow meters such as electromagnetic flow meters, Coriolis flow meters, and ultrasonic flow meters are used.

All measuring equipment, counters, and flow meters are subject to certain environmental conditions and liquid characteristics. So far, there is no ready-made solution on the market. Measurement equipment must be suitable for the application and environment