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PGS40 Mid Pressure Calibration Hand Pump
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Pneumatic hand pump for applying test and calibration pressures with precision from -0.96 up to 40 bar gauge.
Product Parameters
Pressure Generation Range: -0.9 bar (13.9 psi) vacuum to +40 bar (580 psi) gauge
Master Gauge Connection: 3/8 BSP female testpoint gauge fitting with swivel adaptor to 1/2 BSP female testpoint gauge fitting
Test Connections: flexible test hose with 1/4 inch BSP female gauge test-point connection
Special Features: pressure and vacuum operation switchover, high pneumatic pressure generation, master pressure gauge mounting point, adjustable overpressure limiter
Special Options: Pressure connection adaptor kit with 1/8, 3/8 and 1/2 inch bsp female plus 1/2 BSP male test point gauge fitting. 1/8, 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 NPT female fittings. Robust plastic transporting case with foam cutaway inserts and comparator analog dial or digital test gauges.
Product Description
The PGS40 mid pressure handpump can be used in conjunction with a precision pressure gauge or indicator for pressure testing or calibrating pressure gauges, pressure sensors, pressure switches and pressure indicators.
A volume adjuster is incorporated into the PGS-40 mid range pneumatic hand-pump for fine adjustment of calibration pressure setpoints.
In order to protect the instrument under test and the reference pressure standard from accidental over-pressure the PGS 40 mid range calibration pump includes handles with built-in stroke adjustment to limit the travel of the pump action.
The PGS40 handheld pressure generation system includes 1 metre length flexible hose with 1/4 BSP female swivel pressure gauge fitting. There are also options for pressure connection adapters to convert to 1/8, 3/8 & 1/2 inch BSP female or 1/8, 1/4, 3/8 & 1/2 inch NPT and a robust transit case with foam insert for storing a pressure test gage with the handpump.
Delivery Time
1-2 weeks plus dispatch time
add 3-4 weeks for digital test gauge options
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Hand pumps for generating lower or higher pressures
High precision master pressure gauges for mounting on a hand pump
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