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The DWYER SFI-300-1/4 is a bronze body sight flow indicator designed for visual verification of fluid or gas flow in piping systems. The unit features a 1/4 inch NPT threaded connection and a glass viewing window that allows technicians to confirm flow presence, direction, and approximate rate without interrupting the line. Rated to 125 psi working pressure and suitable for use up to 200 degrees F, this indicator is appropriate for a range of industrial and mechanical system applications. A Buna-N seal provides reliable performance with common petroleum-based fluids and gases. Licensed plumbing and mechanical contractors typically specify this type of fitting on new installations and retrofits requiring visual flow confirmation.
The SFI-300-1/4 is suited for use on coolant tanks, hydraulic lines, hydraulic tanks, oil reservoirs, and pressure vessels. Its compact 3-1/16 inch overall length makes it practical in tight plumbing arrangements. The indicator accepts both horizontal and vertical mounting orientations, giving installers flexibility when routing service lines in commercial and industrial settings. It handles both liquid and gas service, making it a versatile diagnostic and monitoring fitting across multiple system types.
Designed for use with gas and liquid service on coolant tanks, hydraulic lines, hydraulic tanks, oil reservoirs, and pressure vessels with 1/4 inch NPT threaded connections rated within 125 psi working pressure limits.
Installation is performed by licensed plumbing or mechanical contractors. Isolate and depressurize the line completely before removing any existing fitting or installing this indicator. Apply thread sealant appropriate for the service fluid to the NPT threads before assembly. Do not exceed the 125 psi pressure rating or 200 degrees F temperature limit for the installed service conditions.
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