Mechanical Pressure Gauges: Essential Instruments for Accurate Pressure Measurement
Mechanical pressure gauges are critical instruments used to measure and indicate pressure above the environment. They employ elastic components, such as Bourdon tubes, film boxes, and corrugated tubes, to sense pressure changes. These gauges are integral in various industrial processes and scientific research, including heat pipe networks, oil and gas transmission, water supply systems, and vehicle maintenance.
Operating Principle
Mechanical pressure gauges function by converting the elastic deformation of sensing elements into a rotational movement of the pointer. As pressure changes, the Bourdon tube or other sensing elements deform, causing the pointer to move and display the pressure level.
Key Components and Features
Performance Classifications
Additional Treatments and Options
Robust Construction and Accuracy
Our mechanical pressure gauges feature a durable 304 stainless steel case and crimped ring, making them resilient in diverse environments. The brass connection and movement are designed to handle non-corrosive media and resist vibration and pulsation.
With an accuracy rating of ±3-2-3% and a glycerin-filled design, these gauges provide precise measurements while reducing the impact of vibration and pulsation. The glycerin not only enhances accuracy but also extends the gauge's operational life by lubricating the internal components.
Applications
Mechanical pressure gauges are widely used across industries, including heat pipe networks, oil and gas transmission, water supply systems, and vehicle maintenance. Their high mechanical strength and ease of production make them a preferred choice for industrial process control and technical measurement.