Digital pressure controller POC6
portable

Digital pressure controller - POC6 - Beamex - portable
Digital pressure controller - POC6 - Beamex - portable
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Characteristics

Other characteristics
digital, portable
Pressure

Max.: 20 bar
(290.08 psi)

Min.: -0.85 bar
(-12.33 psi)

Description

The Beamex POC6 is discontinued. The recommended replacements are the Beamex POC8 and Beamex ePG Discontinued product The Beamex POC6 Pressure Controller is a discontinued product. The Beamex POC6 was a quick and accurate pressure controller. It could be used as a stand-alone pressure controller or combined with Beamex documenting calibrators and calibration software, creating a fully paperless automated calibration process. The POC6 was available as a panel-mounted version with the Beamex MCS200 workstation or as a portable desktop version. The Beamex POC8 is the new POC6 The Beamex POC8 is an accurate and user-friendly automatic pressure output controller, providing regulated output from vacuum to 210 bar (3045 psi). The POC8 can be delivered as a panel mounted to the Beamex CENTRiCAL calibration bench or as a portable desk top version. Together with MC6 family calibrators and Beamex calibration management software, the POC8 offers a fully automated solution for performing, documenting and managing calibrations easily, efficiently and accurately. Ready for the field with the Beamex ePG The Beamex ePG Electric Pressure Pump and Controller is a portable, battery-operated electric pressure pump and controller for industrial pressure calibration applications in ranges from -0.85 to 20 bar (-12.4 to 300 psi). It provides an effortless way to generate pressure or vacuum and can be used together with any existing pressure calibrator.
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