About pressure guage
A pressure gauge is a tool used to measure the pressure of a gas or liquid in a pipe, system, or container. A pointer that shows the pressure on a scale is often seen on a round dial. A pressure sensor, a spring, and a mechanism to transfer the pressure from the sensor to the dial are further possible components of the gauge. Many different applications, including industrial operations, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, heating and cooling systems, and medical equipment, use pressure gauge. It comes in a variety of forms, such as digital gauges, diaphragm gauges, and Bourdon tube gauges.
Reliable Pressure Measurement for Industrial ApplicationsThis pressure gauge is engineered to meet the demands of industrial environments, delivering dependable performance in monitoring systems where accurate pressure readings are essential. Its phosphor bronze Bourdon tube and robust steel housing ensure longevity and resistance to harsh conditions. The analog dial display allows for straightforward, at-a-glance readings, making it a versatile choice for various industries.
Effortless Installation and MaintenanceThe gauge features a standard 1/4 inch BSP threaded connection, simplifying the installation process across a wide range of equipment. The use of a rubber gasket seal minimizes leaks and maintenance concerns. The clear glass dial and standard size components ensure quick inspections and hassle-free replacements, supporting seamless operation for distributors and end-users alike.
FAQs of pressure guage:
Q: How is this pressure gauge installed in industrial equipment?
A: The pressure gauge is designed with a standard 1/4 inch BSP threaded connection, allowing for easy installation into compatible ports on industrial machinery, pipelines, or system manifolds.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using an analog dial pressure gauge with a Bourdon tube mechanism?
A: Analog dial gauges with Bourdon tube mechanisms, like this model, offer reliable mechanical readings, durability, and resilience against vibration and pulsations commonly present in industrial settings.
Q: When should the pressure gauge be calibrated or checked for accuracy?
A: For optimal performance, periodic calibration is recommended, typically every six to twelve months, or as per your facilitys maintenance protocol. This ensures the 2.5% accuracy rating is maintained throughout its service life.
Q: Where can this industrial grade pressure gauge be applied?
A: It is suitable for a broad range of applications such as chemical plants, water treatment facilities, manufacturing units, and other general pressure measurement requirements within India.
Q: What is the process of measuring pressure with this gauge?
A: When installed, the phosphor bronze Bourdon tube inside the gauge flexes in response to system pressure. This movement is mechanically transferred to the analog dial, displaying the current pressure reading in kg/cm.
Q: How does the rubber gasket seal enhance the gauges reliability?
A: The rubber gasket serves as a seal between the gauge components, preventing leaks and ingress of contaminants, thereby enhancing overall operational reliability and longevity of the device.