0..60 Bar (0..870 psi) Glycerin Pressure Gauge Rear Stainless steel/Brass 63 mm Class 1.6
The glycerine pressure gauge ML06063SHG has a connection point located rear the gauge and measures pressure in the range of 0 - 60 bar (0..870 psi). The scale division is in 0 - 2 bar, measurement accuracy class 1.6 (±1.6% maximum deviation). The gauge has a diameter of 63 mm and is made of stainless steel. The brass connection has G 1/4 inch threads.
- Regular price
- £18.80
Description
The gauge ML06063SHG is designed to measure gas and liquid pressures within the range of 0 - 60 bar (0..870 psi). The gauge has two measurement scales: in bar (black) with a scale division of 2 and in psi (red). The measurement accuracy class is 1.6. The robust gauge body is made of stainless steel, while the connection material is brass (gases and liquids must be compatible with brass). The manometer has a connection point located rear the gauge. The inside of the gauge is filled with glycerine which allows to use it under severe conditions accompanied by vibrations and pulsations. This pressure gauge is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as for hydraulics or compressors. As a rule of thumb, please select a pressure gauge that has a rating scale of at least 25% higher than the maximum operating pressure.
Pros and cons:
- Severe operating conditions connected with vibrations
- For gaseous and liquid media
- Two measurement scales, bar and psi
ML Series
The ML Series glycerine pressure gauges are available with a vertical or horizontal threaded connection. The pressure element is a bourdon tube. The gauge diameter is 63 mm and it has an accuracy class of 1.6. The glycerine filling allows it to be used in vibrating environments. The measurement range for the gauges of this series is from -1 to 1000 bar with a scale division from 0.02 to 50 bar. The gauges are made of stainless steel, the window material is made of polycarbonat, the connection is made of brass and the thread size is G 1/4 inch. Please make sure that your media is compatible with brass. The gauges can operate at temperatures between -20°C to + 60°C.
A calibration certificate is not available.
