Whole water meter mix

According to the working principle, water meters can be divided into mechanical water meters and electronic water meters.
Traditional water meters are mechanical water meters, which mainly consist of gears, valves, and other components, typically made of plastic and aluminum. Their characteristic is that the digital display is in the form of a rotating dial. In recent twenty years, water meters have been predominantly electronic, which use electronic technology to record and transmit water flow data and may contain the following electronic components:
1. Storage device: used to store water usage data and other related information.
2. Display screen: possibly a liquid crystal display (LCD), used to display water usage and other information on site.
3. Battery: powers the electronic components of the water meter, especially in the absence of an external power source.
4. Sensor: detects water flow and converts the physical quantity into an electronic signal that can be read by a microprocessor.
However, clean brass water meters do not contain these components. This is for reference only.

Clean brass water meter waste is produced worldwide, and the output is higher in densely populated areas.

Clean brass water meters have fewer impurities, especially in terms of glass, circuit boards, plastic, and rubber.

It can be directly smelted into rough copper ingots. Alternatively, it can be further processed through mechanical crushing and sorting to remove iron impurities and sold as crushed brass.

Try to distinguish between brass and red brass water meters with the naked eye, and use a handheld spectrometer for detection if necessary.

Crushing plants or rough brass processing plants.

During transactions, pay attention to the differences between whole water meters, clean water meter shells, and water meter heads, which have significantly different values.