While fighting competition, lowering production costs and building quality products tops the lists of things to keep in mind for every manufacturer, the need for more sophisticated manufacturing tools rises unpredictably. Without using proper tools for manufacturing, the products wouldn’t be of the highest quality which is needed today. The engineers at the manufacturing units take extreme measures to device a method which would increase the quality of the product without increasing the price. Hence the only effective way found yet is to bring down the wastage to extreme zero.

The first step that allows the reduction of waste of materials is by measuring the raw materials as they arrive. Liquids of different kinds are procured and measured by the liquid level indicator which is fitted to the tank in which the liquids are poured in. The biggest users of a variety of liquids are as below:

• Food and beverage industry
• Edible oil industry
• Petroleum industry
• Power generation plants
• Textile industry
• Automobile industry
• Hospitals
• Pharmaceutical industry
• Maritime industry and many more

These are just some of the industries where a variety of liquids are used as they are used in the different phases of the manufacturing. Let’s take the example of a textile industry where dyeing of the cloths is one of the biggest process. A huge amount of water is added to the mixer and the pigments are added to bring out the required color in the cloth. Now let’s see how the different kinds of liquids are being used in the food industry. Different kinds of food colors are added to bring out the alluring colors in the cakes, pastries and other bakery items. The soda pops have food colors added to bring out the colors in their appearance.

In some of the more complex industries such as the power generation plants, the liquids are extremely toxic and they are hazardous to a very high level. These liquids are kept in controlled storage tanks mostly the single skinned containers. These toxic liquids are measured by the ultrasonic level indicator because most of the other liquid measuring devices fail to work with them. as they are highly toxic and corrosive, the devices that come in contact with them break or dissolve which leaves the ultrasonic as the best option to measure the toxic liquids without the fear of harming the device or the person who is taking the measurements.