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High Pressure Gauges
High range digital pressure gauges for monitoring hydraulic processes, high pressure testing and calibrating hydraulic pressure sensors, switches and analogue gages.
Battery powered digital gauge with an accuracy of 0.2% full scale in pressure ranges from -1 to 3 bar up to 1000 bar. The LEO 1 digital pressure gauge features 6 pressure units, rotatable display, zero tare & peak hold display functions and optional ATEX approval for intrinsic safety.
Precision digital pressure gauge with ranges from 100 mbar (1.5 psi) up to 600 bar (9000 psi) gauge or absolute for measuring pneumatic or hydraulic pressures to an accuracy of 0.125% FS BSL. A selection of pressure fittings can be specified which include G1/2 & G1/4 male EN837 test point or 1/2 & 1/4 NPT male.
High precision digital pressure gauge with an accuracy of 0.05% full scale in pressure ranges from -1 to 2 bar up to 1000 bar. The LEX 1 high accuracy digital pressure gauge features 6 pressure units, rotatable display, zero tare & peak hold display functions and optional ATEX approval for instrinsic safety.
Battery powered pressure gauge with all welded wetted parts with exposed diaphragm for measuring high range pressures of viscous/pasty fluids or media which requires the use of hygienic equipment. Measure pressure ranges from 0-60 bar (900 psi) to 0-400 bar (6000 psi) gauge or absolute. Supplied with a G1/2 or a G1 male flush diaphragm process fitting for thread mounting.
Three in one electronic pressure switch, digital pressure gauge and pressure sensor with pressure ranges from 100 mbar up to 600 bar (1.5 to 9000 psi) gauge or absolute.
Combined sensor, electronic switch and digital gauge with an all welded stainless steel flush face diaphragm for measuring the pressure of high viscosity liquids or gases and fluid requiring a high level of cleanliness. Choose measuring ranges from 60 bar up to 400 bar with gauge or absolute reference. Select different sizes of BSP thread for a screw-in type pressure fitting. The integrated digital readout can be configured to read in any pressure units and process pressure limits can be set for controlling external equipment.
Handheld battery powered digital manometer in pressure ranges from -1 to 3 bar up to 700 bar with an accuracy of 0.2% full scale with 6 pressure units, zero tare & peak hold display functions and optional ATEX approval for instrinsic safety
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