pressure gauge

Pressure Gauge Product Details: They can measure those gases or liquids which will neither exploded,norcrystallize,nor precipital,nor corrode with copper alloy. Case: 304 stainless steel Window: polycarbonate Internal: stainless steel Inlet thread: 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", NPT ,BSPT, BSP Connection: bottom connection, center back male connection cale: psi, bar, Mpa, Kpa, kg/cm2, Hg single or dual scale or according to customers order. Oil composing: glycerine, silicone Specification: Nominal Diameter(mm) ModelAccuracyPressure Measuring Range(Mpa)Φ60YY-L-212.50.1;0.16;0.25;0.4;0.6;1;1.6;2.5;4;6;10;16;25;40;60Φ100YY-L-241.50.1;0.16;0.25;0.4;0.6;1;1.6;2.5;4;6;10;16;25;40;60;100Φ150YY-L-241.50.1;0.16;0.25;0.4;0.6;1;1.6;2.5;4;6;10;16;25;40;60;100Installation instructions: Pressure gauges must be selected and installed so that the possibility of failure resulting in injury or damage caused by misuse or misapplication is minimized. Personnel responsible for selection and installation should read ASME B40.1 which is available from ASME,345 East 47th Street, NY, NY10017.The most important factors which must be considered in selecting the proper gauge are as follows: 1. Pressure The range of the gauge should be approximately twice the intended operating pressure. Avoid applying pressure beyond top of scale. 2. Vibration Excessive vibration could cause movement wear, resulting in loss of accuracy. The gauge should be isolated from the source of vibration, or a liquid filled gauge should be considered. 3. Pulsation Excessive pressure pulsation.usually evidenced by continuous rapid pointer oscillation, could result in fatigue failure of the pressure element, or rapid movement wear.A pulsation dampening device and a liquid filled gauge should be considered. 4. Temperature Excessive gauge temperature should not exceed 55(130).The gauge should be moved away from the heat source. 5. Process Materials of pressure containing parts and joints must be resistant to the process fluid. A different pressure element material, or diaphragm seal, may be required. Gauges used on high pressure gas, or on potentially hazardous services, such as Oxygen, should be carefully selected in accordance with the recommendation of asme B40.1. Consult manufacturer for additional assistance.