This 40mm mini axial pressure gauge is designed for compact pressure measurement and local pressure indication. The gauge features a dry manometer design, axial configuration and back-mount installation for compatible equipment and instrumentation layouts.
With a specified pressure range of 0–6 bar, this compact pressure gauge is suitable for applications that require pressure indication within the applicable measuring range. The 40mm format can be considered where installation space and gauge size need to be kept compact.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Mini Pressure Gauge / Dry Manometer |
| Model | 40mm Mini Axial Pressure Gauge |
| Dial Size | 40 mm |
| Pressure Range | 0–6 bar |
| Configuration | Axial |
| Mounting Type | Back Mount |
| Gauge Type | Dry Type |
The 40mm mini pressure gauge can be considered for equipment and instrumentation where a compact mechanical pressure indicator is required and the specified pressure range and mounting configuration are suitable.
The 40mm dial provides a compact gauge format for equipment and instrumentation applications where a smaller pressure indicator is preferred.
The specified 0–6 bar range is suitable for pressure measurement applications operating within the applicable measuring range. The actual system pressure should be checked before selecting the gauge.
The axial configuration provides a pressure gauge arrangement for compatible installations where the connection and gauge orientation are designed for an axial mounting configuration.
The back-mount design provides an installation option for equipment where the pressure connection is positioned behind the gauge. Mounting dimensions and connection specifications should be checked before installation.
This model uses a dry pressure gauge configuration without relying on a liquid-filled gauge design. It can be considered for applications where a dry mechanical pressure indicator is appropriate.
The gauge has a 40mm dial.
The specified pressure range is 0–6 bar.
Yes. The product is specified as a dry manometer rather than a liquid-filled pressure gauge.
The gauge uses an axial configuration with a back-mount arrangement.