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Ashcroft maintains an extensive network of field and in-house sales personnel, local representatives and distributors to ensure you receive quick product delivery and service for your fuel pressure gauges, and other pressure and temperature instrumentation. We offer product training and education, facility surveys, calibration services, seal assembly and answers to your application questions.
ISO9001:2008 certified Dwyer Instruments is committed to the quality of products manufactured & marketed, such as fuel pressure gauges. Our goal is to meet or exceed your expectations with continuous improvement, teamwork, urgency & the pursuit of excellence. We are dedicated to a successful Quality Management System--the foundation of achieving & maintaining our customers' trust & confidence.
Since 1904, AMETEK® U.S. Gauge has been supplying high quality products and services to customers. Our products are used for test and measurement for industrial, agricultural, medical, military, automotive and other applications. If you are looking for fuel pressure gauges, we are the place to call. With great products and customer service, you can't go wrong.
Tel-Tru Manufacturing Company manufactures fuel pressure gauges for many industries including commercial, OEM, HVAC, industrial and food service. We became a world-class manufacturer by producing high quality products with cutting edge technology and by meeting and exceeding our customers' high expectations. Request a quote today by calling us or visiting our website.
As an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer, Automation Products Group specializes in fuel pressure gauges. We specialize in matching application needs with the right sensing technologies for end-users and OEMs. We are Flexible by Design, providing a wide range of technologies, field-configurable sensors, exceptional customer service, and custom product modifications. Visit our website!
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Industry Information
Fuel Pressure Gauge
Cars, trucks, planes, watercraft and other vehicles of all shapes, sizes and uses all feature some kind of fuel pressure indication equipment. Depending on the age of the vehicle, the fuel gauge may be completely mechanical, a combination of mechanical and electric or computer operated. More modern vehicles tend to have more advanced fuel pressure gauges, though hobbyists sometimes still install mechanical pressure gauges for aesthetic or performance purposes. Fuel pressure gauges can also be an important part of small equipment like lawn mowers, ATVs, snow blowers and other gas-powered appliances and recreation equipment. Fuel pressure gauges help reduce the risk of fuel supply depletion, which can, in industrial contexts, derail productivity and even damage fuel pump equipment.
The simplest mechanical fuel pressure gauges can be found on small gas powered equipment. Such gauges involve a floating indicator, often a small rubber or plastic ball, which floats with the fuel level in a tube that is connected to the fuel tank. Such gauges are not particularly helpful or accurate unless the fuel tank is perfectly level. In cars and small trucks, fuel pressure gauges can involve an electrical sensor placed in a fuel tank; depending on the level of the fuel, the sensor transmits a signal of variable strength. This signal is interpreted by an indicator, usually mounted on the vehicle's dashboard with other indicators and gauges, such as an oil pressure gauge. Most analogue fuel gauge indicators feature a hemispherical arc on which are marked several points that correspond to a certain level of tank fullness. Digital, computerized fuel pressure gauges are the most advanced and are mostly limited to more recently manufactured luxury vehicles. These involve an advanced sensor that communicates fuel level to a central computer. That computer transmits signals to a central display in the dashboard that indicates the fuel level as well as other critical information about engine performance.
