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Contact & Auxiliary Pointers

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Gauge types 10, 11, 13, 14, and 16 can be equipped with auxiliary pointers and various types of contacts during manufacture.

 

Auxiliary pointers include simple set hands, which are externally adjustable to indicate a set pressure, maximum or minimum pointers, or combinations of maximum and minimum pointers.

 

Contacts available include simple metal-to-metal, magnetically assisted, inductive, or pneumatic types, suitable for hazardous areas. There are also options for built-in single or double micro-switches that offer increased switching capacity and vibration resistance.

 

Certain gauge types may feature a liquid-filled case to enhance resistance to vibration and pulsation.

  • Specifications
  • Technical Data
  • Advantages
  • Industries
  • Applications
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Specifications

  • Gauge Types: 10, 11, 13, 14, 16
  • Auxiliary Pointers: Set hand, maximum, minimum, or combination
  • Contact Types: Metal-to-metal, magnetically assisted, inductive, pneumatic, single or double micro-switch
  • Case Options: Liquid-filled for vibration and pulsation resistance

Technical Data

  • Auxiliary Pointers: Externally adjustable set hand, maximum or minimum pointers, combination pointers
  • Contacts: Metal-to-metal, magnetically assisted, inductive, pneumatic, micro-switch (single or double)
  • Liquid-Filled Case: Available for certain gauge types to improve resistance to vibration and pulsation

Advantages

  • Customizable Pointers: Multiple options for indicating set, maximum, and minimum pressures
  • Versatile Contacts: Various contact types for different applications, including hazardous areas
  • Enhanced Durability: Liquid-filled cases for improved resistance to vibration and pulsation

Industries

  • Oil and Gas
  • Petrochemical
  • Chemical Processing
  • Industrial Manufacturing
  • Automotive

Applications

  • Pressure monitoring with auxiliary pointers for set, maximum, and minimum values
  • Use in hazardous areas with appropriate contact types
  • Applications requiring high resistance to vibration and pulsation
  • Industrial equipment where precise pressure indication and reliable contact switching are critical

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