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Vacuum Gauge has space-saving, miniature design.

With 7/8 in. dial diameter and depth of 1 7/64 in., Miniature Vacuum Gauge features dual scale for indicating vacuum from 0 to -30 in. Hg. Brass-geared movement contributes to accuracy specification of 3-2-3%, and dual threads allow choice of fitting connections: external 1/8-27 NPT center back brass external connection and 10-32 UNF center back internal connection. Applications include hydrogen...

Pressure Gauges feature stainless steel construction.

Available in 1.5 or 2 in. dial sizes, Series SGB has dual English/metric scales with 2.5% full scale accuracy. For chemical compatibility, units are designed with 304 stainless steel housing and 316L stainless steel wetted parts. Gauges are available in many ranges from full vacuum to 4,000 psi. They withstand ambient temperatures to 140Ã-

Safety Test Gauges have 6 in. face to facilitate readings.

Constructed with 304 stainless steel housing, Series SGJ has green dial with anti-parallax mirror and dual English/metric scales with 0.25% ASME Grade 3A accuracy. Solid front design and pressure-relieving back increase safety in potentially dangerous applications. Gauges utilize beryllium copper wetted parts and withstand ambient and process temperatures to 149Ã-ºF. Ranges are available from...

Digital Indicating Transmitter offers 3-in-1 functionality.

Series DSGT is designed for applications requiring pressure gauge, transmitter, and switches. Multi-function, 4Ã-½ in. gauge offers 4-20 mA output and 0.25% FS accuracy. Available for 0-30 to 0-20,000 psig as well as vacuum and compound ranges, DSGT may be equipped with 1 or 2 SPDT switches for alarm and control capabilities. Switch set points are programmed within password protected menu...

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Stainless Steel Gauge has tri-clover connection.

Featuring English/metric scales with 1.6% FS accuracy, Series SSD 2.5 in. glycerin-filled gauge is designed with 304 SS housings and 316L SS wetted parts for chemical compatibility. Units come standard with 1.5 in. tri-clover process connection for installation with tri-clamp fitting. Selection of ranges are available from full vacuum, compound to 300 psi.

Digital Calibration Gauge offers 0.05% FS accuracy.

Suited for testing or calibration purposes in laboratory and research applications, Series DCG features 0.05% FS accuracy that accounts for effects of linearity, hysteresis, repeatability, and temperature across compensated temperature range of 0-150Ã-

High Vacuum Sensor includes dual filament.

Providing vacuum measurement over range of 1 x 10-10to 1 x 10-2 Torr, 3D Miniature Bayard Alpert Sensor performs similarly to nude ion gauges, but is fully enclosed in protective stainless steel body. Performance at UHV is enhanced by ultra-low X-ray limit. Unit provides faster response times to changes in pressure than glass envelope sensors when close-coupled to vacuum chamber.

Gages measure freon pressures in refrigerant systems.

Series FGA and FGS have dual psi and corresponding Ã-

High Vacuum Sensor features all-metal, enclosed design.

Miniature 3D Bayard Alpert Type Ionization Gauge, with supported dual filament, provides vacuum measurement over range of 1 x 10-10 to 1 x 10-2 Torr. Unit performs similarly to nude ion gauges, but is fully enclosed in protective stainless steel body. Performance at UHV is enhanced by ultra-low X-ray limit.

Stainless Steel Gauge is offered with 8 and 10 in. dials.

Series SGK Pressure Gages have dual English/metric scales with 1% ASME Grade A accuracy. For chemical compatibility, units are designed with 304 stainless steel housings and 316L stainless steel wetted parts. They can withstand ambient temperatures to 149Ã-

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