Diaphragm Pressure Gauges

Description

We supply gauges to some pretty tough environments – chemical dosing lines, sludge and slurry systems, salty sea water, food and drink factories, and some of the most aggressive industrial processes in oil & gas, power generation, and water treatment plants. You can trust that you’re getting an accurate reading of the pressure.

How Our Diaphragm Gauges Saves Your Gear

That diaphragm sits between the thing you’re measuring and the gauge itself, and it transfers the pressure through a liquid to the bit that does the measuring. Job is that the actual measuring bit – the bourdon tube, and the moving parts – stay nice and clean, so you’ve got less chance of plugging, and it’s a lot easier to keep it all running smoothly. Plus it means you don’t have to worry about the risk of contamination where cleanliness matters.

Having reliable pressure readings lets you keep all the critical bits – pumps, hoses, filters, and vessels – within their safe working zones. And when things do go pear shaped – like when you get unexpected drops or spikes in pressure – that’s usually a sign of an issue brewing – a blockage, air pocket, or dodgy valve.

Specs & Configurations

Network Industrial supplies Diaphragm Pressure Gauges with stainless steel or special alloys for the wetted parts, so you can pick the right one for your specific needs and temperature requirements. We’ve got diaphragm styles to suit various pressure ranges, dial sizes, and couplers including threaded, flanged and the sorts of fittings you find in cleanrooms. We even have the option to fill the gauge with liquid to help keep the needle steady in noisy areas.

Technical Support We’ve Got Your Back

Our team works with your engineers and maintenance crew to select the right Diaphragm Pressure Gauge for the task at hand. Share the gory details – what you’re actually trying to measure, the medium, temperature and the part number of the thing you’re replacing. It helps keep things safe, and reliable. We can help you match or upgrade existing units so you can standardise across sites, cut down on stockpiles and get on with the day job.