In mixing stations, accurate liquid level measurement is essential for stable batching, inventory control, and safe operation. A flange-mounted magnetostrictive level gauge is widely used in this field because it combines high accuracy, strong anti-interference performance, and simple installation. The gauge is mounted on the tank top through a standard flange, and its measuring rod extends into the liquid. When the float moves with the liquid level, the magnetostrictive sensing element detects the position change and converts it into a continuous signal. The output can be 4-20 mA, RS485, or other formats for the control system.

In field application, the gauge is often installed on asphalt tanks, additive tanks, and water tanks in asphalt mixing stations. It provides real-time level data for automatic batching and prevents overflow or dry running. Its stainless steel probe and sealed structure suit dusty, vibrating, and outdoor conditions. Because there are no moving parts except the float, maintenance is low. Operators should select the correct flange, rod length, and material according to tank height, medium, temperature, and pressure. Proper grounding and cable protection improve signal stability. Regular checks of the float and zero point help maintain long-term accuracy. A clear display and stable output support daily inspection and quick fault diagnosis. Overall, the flange-mounted magnetostrictive level gauge is a reliable field solution for mixing station level monitoring.