Pressure Gauges
Pressure gauges provide a reliable way to measure pressure values in real time and are an essential for both calibration and measuring. Our gauges from Sika and GE Druck are perfect for use in a wide variety of different pressure applications.
Find out more about Pressure Gauges below.
- 4-digit LCD
- Switch between units
- Simple two-button operation
- Four models available
- High precision with a choice of pressure ranges
- Backlit screen
- MIN/MAX mode, IP67 protection class, zero function, selectable pressure units & more
- Precision digital pressure gauge with your choice of pressure range
- Higher accuracy version of the Sika Type E2 gauge
- Backlit screen, MIN/MAX mode, IP67 protection class, zero function, selectable pressure units & more
- Selection of different models available
- Optional explosion protection
- Selectable pressure measurement units
- Available in twelve models with different ranges
- Log and store up to ten data files
- NEW µcontroller and more space for future upgrades
- Available in twelve models with different ranges
- Large internal memory for logging up to ten data files
- New µcontroller and more space for future enhancements
- Ten models with different ranges
- Log up to ten data files to the large internal memory
- New µcontroller and more space for future enhancements
- 28 pressure ranges, 3 accuracy classes
- Rechargeable battery with charger included
- Digital bar graph & temperature display
- 28 pressure ranges, 3 accuracy classes
- Rechargeable battery with charger included
- Digital bar graph & temperature display
- High precision
- Constantly displays pressure levels
- Standard G ¼ fitting
About Pressure Gauges
A pressure gauge is a device that measures the pressure in a gas or liquid. Pressure gauges are widely used all over the world in industrial environments because of their affordable price. Gauge pressure is typically used in processes where pressure cannot dip below atmospheric pressure, such as when measuring and controlling tire pressure.
Mechanical pressure gauges utilise an inner tube that is connected to a gear and shaft assembly that works together to move a pointer. When the pressure within the tube surges, the tube uncoils slightly. As the tube uncoils, the motion triggers the gear and shaft system that moves the pointer on the gauge.
