These dial process pressure gauges have stainless steel wetted parts. They resist corrosion, rust, and many processed chemicals and are commonly used in higher temperature process media where temperatures exceed 140°F (60°C). They are used in general process applications with minimal vibration and pulsation or where the operator or inspector can compensate for needle flutter.

These dial process pressure gauges have stainless steel wetted parts. They resist corrosion, rust, and many processed chemicals and are commonly used in higher temperature process media where temperatures exceed 140°F (60°C). Liquid-filled gauges have a case that’s filled with glycerin or a similar liquid that reduces the flutter of the pointer. Select gauges are built with a proprietary dry case that offers resistance to vibration and pulsation.

These dial process pressure gauges have stainless steel wetted parts. They resist corrosion, rust, and many processed chemicals and are commonly used in higher temperature process media where temperatures exceed 140°F (60°C). They have an adjustable red max. hand for setting a maximum set point against which the main pointer can be visually gauged. They are used in general process applications with minimal vibration and pulsation or where the operator or inspector can compensate for needle flutter.

These dial process pressure gauges have brass/bronze wetted parts. They are commonly used with compatible process media at low temperatures, at or below 140°F (60°C). They are used in general process applications with minimal vibration and pulsation or where the operator or inspector can compensate for needle flutter.

These dial process pressure gauges have brass/bronze wetted parts. They are commonly used compatible process media at low temperatures, at or below 140°F (60°C). Liquid-filled gauges have a case that’s filled with glycerin or a similar liquid that reduces the flutter of the pointer. Select gauges are built with a proprietary dry case that offers resistance to vibration and pulsation.