Absolute pressure gauge 1409
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absolute pressure gauge
absolute pressure gauge
absolute pressure gauge
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Characteristics

Pressure type
absolute
Display
dial
Mounting
threaded
Material
brass
Technology
Bourdon tube
Protection level
rugged
Applications
calibration, test
Other characteristics
adjustable
Pressure

Min.: 0 psi

Max.: 5,000 psi

Precision

0.5 %

Dial diameter

3 in

Description

Please Note you can specify and order your pressure gauge in our webshop https://store.ametekstc.com/pressure-gauges/test-gauges/ Model 1409 SOLFRUNT Test Gauges are stem or low mount pressure gauges used for field testing and validation, with an ASME B40.100 Grade 2A accuracy (±0.50%) up to 1000 psi, or Grade 1A ((±1%) for 1500 psi and above. The Model 1409 has a light weight chrome plated ABS solid front case with a blow out back design. This pressure gauge has a knife-edged micro-adjustable pointer to reduce parallax readings. The gauge has a low mount chrome plated brass socket with a ¼” NPT connection, with a seamless phosphor bronze or beryllium cooper bourdon tube. Pressure ranges are from 0-30 psi through 0-5000 psi. A protective cover is available as an option to protect the window from scratches. These gauges are available with a NIST Calibration Certificate option. BOURDON TUBE: Phosphor bronze: 30 through 1000 psi; Béryllium copper. WINDOW: Polycarbonate MOVEMENT: Geared with moving parts of dissimilar metals to minimize friction and wear DIAL: Steel, white background with black markings. Arc of calibration on mode! 1409 is 300° except 0 to 5000 psi range arc is 270° POINTER: Knife-edged, black, adjustable CASE: ABS, chrome plated RING: ABS, chrome plated COVER (Optional): ABS, chrome plated CONNECTION: 1/4-18 ANPT low mount, brass
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