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Handheld Pressure Gauges

Portable hand held gauges for use as test tools for all types of pressure tests such as leak testing, preventive maintenance, trouble shooting and quality audits. These gauges are designed to be used and carried around in the hand. They are lightweight, battery powered and include features or options for changing pressure units, storing high and low values, timed leak tests and use in explosion protection zones.

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2000 Digital Manometer

Hand-held portable manometer for measuring positive and negative pressure ranges from 25 mbar up to 10 bar gauge or differential plus a 2 bar absolute. The measurement accuracy is 0.15% reading + 0.15% fs + 1 digit over a temperature range of -10 to +50�C. Optional leak detection, data logging and averaging filter functions.

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P200IS Hazardous Area Digital Manometer

Digital pressure manometer for hazardous areas with pressure ranges from 100 mbar up to 2000 mbar differential or gauge plus 2000 mbar absolute. The reading accuracy is 0.1% reading plus 0.1% full scale + 1 digit over 20 to 30�C.

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P4 Low Pressure Intrinsically Safe Digital Manometer

Battery powered hand held pressure indicator with atex intrinsic safety approval and pressure ranges from 25mbar up to 1 bar gauge or differential.

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