Sparling obtains NSF61-Certification for TigermagEP flow meters
November 11, 2015 - Sparling Instruments’ TigermagEP flow meters are now NSF 61-certified for potable water applications.
Throughout North America, governmental agencies regulating drinking water require that all aspects of potable water systems meet NSF/ANSI 61 Drinking Water System Components – Health Effects standards. This certification process includes rigorous inspection and testing for devices such as water meters.
“Our NSF 61-certified TigermagEP meters greatly extends the reach of our product line to allow it to be used in potable water in addition to waste water and raw water applications,” said Yosufi Tyebkhan, President of Sparling Instruments.
About Sparling Instruments:
Sparling Instruments was founded in 1912, by Ray W. Sparling, and began building its reputation manufacturing propeller meters for irrigation, water distribution, and wastewater plants. Over the years, Sparling’s mission to serve process measurement markets with robust and accurate flow and level instruments has led the company to adopt innovations such as electromagnetic flow meters and to adopt manufacturing standards such as ISO 9001, which ensure consistently excellent quality in all of their products.
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