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Ashcroft®'s extensive line of pressure gauges includes industrial pressure gauges, test gauges, process gauges, high-purity gauges, commercial gauges and vacuum gauges. The Ashcroft® stainless steel gauge line and the family of Ashcroft® digital gauges—multi-industry versatility!
Known worldwide for our Swichgage® and Murphygage® instruments, FW Murphy manufactures pressure gauges for engine protection. Our vacuum gauges are rugged steel with tube sensing elements that keep out damaging condensation. Since 1939, we have developed control solutions that are limitless.
For the highest quality pressure gauges, the only call you need to make is to Gage-It. We are a distributor of process gauges, contractor gauges, low pressure gauges, precision test gauges, stainless steel gauges, liquid filled gauges and more. If what you need isn't in stock, we'll get it!
H.O. Trerice is committed to manufacturing quality pressure gauge products and to providing quality services. Our gauges—process, industrial, contractor, commercial, utility, low pressure, sanitary, transmitter—plus pressure gauge accessories. We've been in business since 1923.
A Five-Year Warranty — that's how we stand behind our products. Mid-West Instrument offers high-quality differential pressure gauges, including bourdon tube/bellows gauges, piston/diaphragm gauges and plastic and metal OEM gauges. We also have a variety of additional flow products available.
AMETEK® U.S. Gauge, a pressure gauge manufacturer, has been supplying quality products and services for over 100 years, including pressure gauges, liquid filled gauges, precision test gauges, digital gauges, medical equipment gauges, process gauges and general equipment gauges.
Digital pressure gauges are attached to an instrument that measures the pressure of a gas or liquid and gives numerical readings. They display readings in digital, rather than analog, form. Digital readouts are typically easier to read and provide greater accuracy. They usually run on batteries.
Digital displays are available on most kinds of pressure gauges. Some common types of pressure gauges include air, water, oil, and fuel pressure gauges. Automobiles and machinery require many of these gauges in order to run smoothly. Some digital pressure gauges can make adjustments automatically depending on the reading.
Gauges typically use a Bourdon tube to measure pressures 15 psi or more. A Bourdon tube is a thin walled elastic tube of metal that is flat and formed into a C-shape, which flexes in response to an increase in pressure. When a pressure change occurs, the metal tube flexes, inciting movement of the gauge indicator. Digital pressure gauges are used in numerous industries and can be used to help contain and monitor hazardous materials.
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