Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge for Oil/Hydraulic, 1/10/25/40MPa

The dial can be filled with silicone oil to provide superior vibration resistance. Stainless steel pressure gauge supports various customizable thread specifications, including M10*1, 1/8", and 1/4", with a pressure range covering 0.25MPa to 40MPa. It is a dependable choice for hydraulic, oil pressure, and vacuum measurement systems.

Specifications

Features

• Reliable Performance: The YN40Z liquid-filled pressure gauge indicates pressure readings directly via pressure changes that drive the internal Bourdon tube. With a wide measuring range from 0-0.25MPa to 0-40MPa, it supports various standard specifications to meet different application needs.
• Premium Material Selection: The gauge body is constructed from stainless steel, offering a robust, sleek appearance and long-lasting durability. It delivers excellent resistance to high temperatures and corrosion (available in 304/316L stainless steel grades).
• Easy Installation: The standard thread size is M10*1, ensuring broad compatibility for quick and secure installation using a wrench.
• Clear Readability: The dial features dual-scale markings (MPa / kg/cm²) for intuitive readings, with an accuracy class of 2.5, suitable for common industrial measurement scenarios.

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Applications

Stainless steel pressure gauges are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemical, chemical fiber, metallurgy, power plants, mining, smelting, medical care, and food processing. They are suitable for various processes with high requirements for corrosion resistance and vibration resistance, to measure the pressure of different fluid media.

FAQ

Q1: What does seismic pressure gauge mean?
A1: These gauges are filled with a damping fluid (usually silicone oil or glycerin) to cushion the internal mechanism against mechanical vibrations and pressure pulsations. If your machine (e.g., a hydraulic pump or compressor) vibrates during operation, the seismic pressure gauge is essential to prevent pointer jitter and internal damage.

Q2: Is the seismic pressure gauge casing rust-proof?
A2: Yes, the casing is made of stainless steel, providing excellent corrosion resistance. Note: The connector (thread part) is made of copper, so it should not be used with media corrosive to copper (like ammonia).

Q3: Why is there an air bubble inside my stainless steel pressure gauge?
A3: This is normal. A small air bubble is necessary to allow for the thermal expansion and contraction of the damping oil. It does not affect the performance or accuracy of the gauge.