DOUBLE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE MIXED

Double differential pressure gauge mixed with pressure tap and parts wetted in brass. Stainless steel case and ring. Glass window. Manufactured according to EN837-1 Standard. BSP and NPT threads. Up to 100 bar. They are commonly used to measure differential pressures between process points where there is also a need to monitor the pressure of one of the process points.

double differential pressure gauge mixed

Code

6885121200

Ø

100

Connection

vertical

Ø x Nut

1/2 BSP

Range/PN

0…2,5 bar

U. / G. Pack.

1 / 10

Technical sheet

Benefits of Advanced Monitoring, Precision and Reliability

The use of our innovative mixed double differential gauges offers a range of functional and strategic benefits that cannot be overlooked in any sector where precision pressure measurement is critical. Our products are designed to provide maximum accuracy in pressure measurement as well as to ensure long-term reliability. The use of high-quality materials, such as brass for the wetted parts and a sturdy stainless steel case and ring, ensures durability and consistent performance over time.

Enhanced Safety and Utility across Multiple Processes

Gauges are indispensable in industrial processes. Their capability to monitor differential pressures at two distinct points, while also providing a simultaneous reading of pressure at one of the points, makes them an extremely useful tool in a variety of configurations and process control systems.

From HVAC systems to petrochemical operations, the mixed double differential gauge easily adapts to monitoring needs, facilitating the detection of fluctuations and the timely implementation of corrective measures, leading to continuous optimization of performance and safety.

Compliance with EN837-1 Standard along with the options of BSP and NPT threads up to 100 bar, further intensify its applicability, allowing its use in various international regulations and standards.

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