The installation location of the Shock-proof pressure gauge should not only meet the requirements of the instrument's environmental conditions (such as temperature, humidity, vibration, etc.) but also pay attention to: (1) Shock-proof pressure gauge must be inspected before installation and can be i... read more
What is the principle of a Shock-proof pressure gauge? The shock-proof pressure gauge is mainly used for pressure testing in metallurgy, electric power, petroleum, chemical, light industry, machinery, and other sectors. Shock-proof pressure gauge relies on measures such as internal flushing and ... read more
How to choose the right liquid for the pressure gauge? The type of liquid used to fill the meter varies by application. Although Glycerine-filled manometer provides the best performance in most applications, each application has its own requirements. The guidelines to help ensure that the A f... read more
How to read a Shock-proof pressure gauge? You can read the pressure gauge by simply matching the pointer to the number on the dial. The digital shock-proof pressure gauge will read the accurate PSI, while a pressure gauge like a tire pressure gauge will shoot a small stick marked PSI. The stick ... read more
What is the difference between Glycerine filled pressure gauge and a silicone oil-filled pressure gauge? Glycerin: Glycerin is one of the commonly used liquids in liquid-filled meters. The glycerine-filled pressure gauge can provide a good damping effect for applications at room temperature. The... read more