Model JMG
Magnetic Level Gauge

JMG Magnetic Level Gauges are a safe, economical way to measure and control level through a wide range of process pressures, temperatures, and fluids. Each component of the JMG (chamber, float, and indicator) has been engineered to improve on existing designs to ensure reliable, maintenance-free operation right out of the crate. The JMG can be coupled with an MGT magnetostrictive level transmitter and/or any Jogler level switch to provide control outputs configured to specific customer needs.

  • Wide range of materials (316/304SS, Hastelloy C, Inconel, Titanium, CPVC, others)

  • ASME B31.3/B31.1 standard design

  • ASME compliant extruded outlets available (Stainless Steel or Hastelloy only)

  • Process pressures from full vacuum to 5000 psig

  • Process temperatures from -320 to 1000F

  • Fluid SG as low as 0.25

  • Interface fluid DeltaSG as low as 0.025

  • Measuring Lengths up to 50 ft

  • Custom configurable chamber/process connection designs

  • ASME Section XI welding

  • ASME Code U and S stamped (optional)

  • PED compliance (optional)

  • Dual Chamber or Top Mount designs available (see data sheet)


Model JXC
External Chamber

JXC External Chambers are custom configurable ASME compliant pressure vessels for use with many different types of instruments including ILT Magnetostrictive Level Transmitters, Guided Wave Radars, Capacitance probes, Tuning Fork switches, and others.  The JXC is custom engineered to mate with new or existing customer piping and instruments to allow for hassle-free installations with minimal in-field fabrication.

  • Wide range of materials (Carbon Steel, 316/304SS, Hastelloy C, Titanium, others)

  • ASME B31.3/B31.1 standard design

  • ASME compliant extruded outlets available (Stainless Steel or Hastelloy only)

  • Custom configurable chamber/process connection designs

  • ASME Section XI welding

  • ASME Code U and S stamped (optional)

  • PED compliance (optional)

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Jogler uses extruded outlets to weld branch connections on its chambers to ensure a smooth, reliable float travel. Extruded outlets also allow for full-bore, size-on-size connections with a full penetration, radiographable weld. This eliminates chamber distortion and ID protrusions.