18 August 2009
When it was founded in 1909, the company originally focused on the recently invented Rotameter. The measuring principle of this device is based on a rotating float – hence the name "Rota". The brand name Rotameter is now often used as a synonym for the float-based flowmeters of any manufacturer. In 1940 production was relocated to the town of Wehr in South Baden. In 1993 Rota introduced the first Rotamass, a flowmeter using the Coriolis principle. The existing co-operation with the Yokogawa Group was given a new basis in 1995 when Rota became a subsidiary of Yokogawa Europe B.V. Today,Rota Yokogawa is the "Flow Centre of Excellence" responsible throughout the global Yokogawa Group for measurement technologies, such as mass flow measurement using the Coriolis principle and the Rotameter.
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