A differential pressure gauge is an instrument used to measure the difference in pressure between two points within a system.
It helps monitor pressure variations in applications such as filtration, flow measurement, and level monitoring.
These gauges are commonly used in industries like HVAC, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, and water treatment.
They work by comparing two pressure inputs and displaying the pressure difference on a calibrated scale.
Differential pressure gauges are available in both mechanical and digital designs.
They are highly useful for checking filter clogging by measuring pressure drop across filters.
The gauges are built using durable materials to withstand harsh environmental conditions.
They provide accurate and reliable readings for critical industrial processes.
Many models are designed to resist vibration, shock, and temperature fluctuations.
They come in various pressure ranges and sizes to suit different applications.
Some gauges include safety features such as overpressure protection.
They are easy to install and require minimal maintenance.
Differential pressure gauges are essential for improving system efficiency and safety.
They help in early detection of blockages or leaks in pipelines and systems.
Overall, they offer a dependable solution for precise pressure difference measurement across a wide range of industries.A differential pressure gauge measures the difference between two pressure points (high and low) in a system, crucial for monitoring filters, pumps, and liquid levels. They use diaphragms or Bourdon tubes to detect changes and provide mechanical/digital readings, typically offering high overpressure safety.
Differential Range 0–60 kPa
Type Diaphragm
Dial Size 4 inch / 100 mm
Process Connection 1/4 inch NPT
Display Type Analog
Output Signal No Output
Pressure Type Differential Pressure
Connection Size 1/2 inch
Connection Type BSP
Dial Type Dry
