The 100mm Multi-Scale Hydraulic Pressure Gauge is intended for pressure indication applications where the measuring range and dial scale configuration must match the equipment requirements. The product listing specifies a nominal dial size of 100mm, a range of 0–100 MPa and a PSI scale identified as 0–14000 PSI.
When selecting a pressure gauge for hydraulic equipment or industrial machinery, users should consider the working pressure, pressure medium, connection dimensions, measurement accuracy and operating conditions. The actual suitability of this model must be confirmed against the manufacturer's technical documentation.
The multi-scale dial configuration should also be checked to identify the pressure units displayed and the corresponding scale markings. This is particularly important when equipment specifications and operating procedures use different pressure units.
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Multi-Scale Hydraulic Pressure Gauge |
| Nominal Dial Size | 100 mm |
| Measuring Range | 0–100 MPa, |
| PSI Scale | 0–14000 PSI |
| Dial Configuration | Multi-scale; confirm actual units and markings |
| Connection Orientation | Bottom Connection (Radial) |
| Case Material | Black Steel Case |
| Wetted-Part Material | Stainless Steel |
| Accuracy Class | 1.6 / 2.5 |
The nominal 100mm dial size provides a defined instrument format for equipment layout and pressure gauge selection. Check the overall dimensions, mounting arrangement and viewing distance before installation.
The product listing specifies a measuring range of 0–100 MPa. Selection should take into account the expected operating pressure, pressure fluctuations and the measurement requirements of the system. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the appropriate range.
A multi-scale dial can provide readings in different pressure units, depending on its actual design. Check the dial image or technical drawing to confirm whether MPa, PSI or additional units are displayed.
For hydraulic applications, verify the pressure medium, connection compatibility, pressure pulsation, vibration and operating temperature. Suitability for a specific hydraulic system depends on the documented specifications of the selected instrument.
Confirm the connection thread, connection orientation, mounting dimensions and available installation space before ordering. The nominal dial size alone does not establish the connection specification or mounting configuration.
Determine the normal operating pressure and expected pressure fluctuations. Select the measuring range according to the system requirements and the manufacturer's recommendations.
Confirm the units displayed on the dial and identify the scale corresponding to each unit. Use the actual product markings when documenting the instrument's measuring range.
Identify the required thread type, connection size and orientation. Compare these details with the equipment port and the manufacturer's dimensional drawing.
Verify the compatibility of all wetted materials with the process medium. Do not assume suitability for hydraulic oil, water or corrosive fluids without the relevant material specifications.
Select the accuracy class according to the measurement task. For testing or calibration work, confirm the documented accuracy and calibration status against the requirements of the application.
Review operating temperature, pressure pulsation, vibration, overpressure and environmental conditions. Check the manufacturer's operating limits before installation.
The product listing specifies 0–100 MPa and a PSI scale of 0–14000 PSI. Confirm the final scale markings against the manufacturer's datasheet.
A multi-scale pressure gauge has multiple pressure scales or unit markings on its dial. The exact units and scale arrangement depend on the product design.
It can be evaluated for hydraulic applications when the measuring range, connection, wetted materials and operating conditions meet the requirements of the system.
Calibration suitability depends on the documented accuracy, calibration status and intended use. Do not assume that a standard industrial pressure gauge is suitable as a reference instrument.