Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge

Description

Working And Functions

The Bourdon tube mechanism has been around for ages and it’s known for being a solid piece of equipment. When the pressure increases, the tube gently straightens out a bit and that moves the pointer on the dial. It’s a pretty reliable principle, and because its a mechanical device, it doesn’t need a power supply – which makes it perfect for out in the sticks, or where you need a gauge in a spot that’s exposed to the elements.

Convenient Gauge Reading

The dial is laid out in a way that makes it easy to read, even at a glance. The way the pointer moves smoothly makes it easier to avoid mistakes and catch any problems early. This means you can quickly spot if there’s something wrong with the pressure levels and then go ahead and adjust the pumps, valves, or regulators before things start going bad.

Manufactured With Rigid Materials

Network Industrials’ Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge is built using strong materials that can withstand all sorts of things – from shaking and vibrations to changing temperatures and other conditions that you might encounter in a plant. We’ve given you a lot of options for different types of materials, the style of case, and how the gauge connects to the line – so you can get the right gauge for the job, whether you’re dealing with liquids, gases, or steam in a pretty nice environment or a really rough one.

Industrial Applications

Some of the most common places you’ll see this gauge are in pump discharge lines, compressor outlets, filter housings, hydraulic systems, boiler lines, and general process manifolds. When you pair this gauge with one of Network Industrials’ filtration solutions, it helps you keep track of the pressure drops that indicate when the filter is getting loaded up, which lets you replace it before it causes any problems and extends the life of the equipment.

Your Industrial Growth Partner

If you need a hand selecting a gauge that fits your requirements, Network Industrials is here to help. With their guidance and support, you get the gauge that fits your needs – including the right pressure class and connection type. This means you have dependable local indication, a better understanding of what’s going on with your system, and more confidence in day-to-day operation.