Dial pressure gauge PGCSU
PTFEtitaniumdiaphragm

Dial pressure gauge - PGCSU - Prisma Instruments - PTFE / titanium / diaphragm
Dial pressure gauge - PGCSU - Prisma Instruments - PTFE / titanium / diaphragm
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Characteristics

Display
dial
Material
PTFE, titanium
Technology
diaphragm
Protection level
IP65
Applications
process, for liquids, for the chemical industry
Other characteristics
dial
Pressure

Min.: -0.98 bar
(-14.21 psi)

Max.: 1,569.06 bar
(22,757.29 psi)

Precision

0.5 %, 1 %

Dial diameter

100 mm, 150 mm, 250 mm
(3.9 in, 5.9 in, 9.8 in)

Process temperature

Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)

Max.: 225 °C
(437 °F)

Description

Prisma Instruments Chemical / Diaphragm Seal Unit Pressure Gauge model is used for processes where isolition is essential when process fluid is corrosive, hazardous, having sediments or is viscous, has tendency to solidify, freeze or crystallise at lower température which may block the sensing element. The Chemical / Diaphragm Seal Unit model transmits process pressure to the instrument through a diaphragm. The instrument side of the diaphragm is filled with appropriate fluid. As liquids are incompressible, pressure is hydraulically transmitted to the pressure sensing element. Proper selection of diaphragm seal is important after reviewing the application. Main applications of the Chemical / Diaphragm Seal Unit Pressure Gauge: Where isolation is essential for: Corrosive process fluid. Process fluid having sediments or is viscous. Process fluid has a tendency to solidify, freeze or crystallise at lower Temperatures which may block the sensing element. Process fluid is hazardous.

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