This 10 bar pressure gauge is designed for pressure measurement and testing applications requiring a bottom connection configuration. With a pressure range of 0–10 bar (0–1 MPa) and a 100mm dial, it is suitable for industrial equipment, pressure testing systems and general pressure monitoring applications.
The bottom connection design allows the pressure gauge to be installed where the pressure port is positioned below the dial. The 100mm dial provides a clear display for applications where pressure readings need to be checked during equipment operation or testing.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Pressure Gauge / Test Manometer |
| Pressure Range | 0–10 bar / 0–1 MPa |
| Dial Size | 100 mm |
| Connection Type | Bottom Connection |
| Application | Pressure Measurement and Testing |
The 0–10 bar (0–1 MPa) pressure range is suitable for pressure measurement applications operating within the specified range. The dual unit expression also makes the gauge easier to match with systems using either bar or MPa as the pressure unit.
The bottom connection places the pressure port below the dial, making this configuration suitable for compatible equipment and pressure measurement assemblies with a lower connection position.
The 100mm dial provides a larger viewing area for pressure readings compared with compact gauge designs. It can be considered for equipment where clear pressure indication is important during inspection or testing.
When selecting a 10 bar pressure gauge, consider the required pressure range, dial size, connection position, process connection, measured medium and operating conditions. For testing applications, the required accuracy and applicable product standard should also be confirmed before selection.
The specified pressure range is 0–10 bar, equivalent to 0–1 MPa.
This model uses a bottom connection, with the pressure port positioned below the dial.
A 10 bar pressure gauge can be used for pressure measurement, equipment monitoring and pressure testing applications within its specified operating conditions.
1 MPa is equivalent to 10 bar, so a 0–10 bar pressure range corresponds to 0–1 MPa.