The 2.5" Radial Liquid Filled Manometer is a precision pressure gauge engineered for demanding industrial applications. Featuring a brass connection and a dual-scale dial reading 0–250 bar / 0–4000 psi, this gauge delivers reliable, accurate pressure measurement in high-pressure environments. The liquid-filled case dampens needle vibration and pulsation, ensuring stable readings and extended service life.
| Dial Size | 2.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Connection Type | Radial (bottom entry) |
| Connection Material | Brass |
| Pressure Range | 0–250 bar / 0–4000 psi |
| Fill Medium | Liquid filled |
| Application | High-pressure industrial and hydraulic systems |
The following applications are potential selection scenarios, not confirmed approvals for this specific model. Verify the operating conditions and material compatibility before installation.
Evaluate the gauge for hydraulic equipment after checking the required pressure range, connection rating, process fluid compatibility and pressure fluctuations.
For pump applications, review normal operating pressure, pressure pulsation, connection dimensions and the manufacturer's installation requirements.
The nominal dial size and mounting configuration can be compared with the equipment layout to assess installation and replacement compatibility.
Liquid-filled construction may be considered where mechanical vibration affects pointer readability. Confirm the gauge's operating limits and performance documentation for the intended environment.
When replacing an existing pressure gauge, compare the pressure range, units, thread size, mounting configuration, materials and accuracy class. Matching the dial size alone does not guarantee compatibility.
The product title lists 0–250 bar / 4000 PSI.
Liquid-filled gauges are commonly considered for applications where vibration or pressure pulsation may affect pointer movement. Suitability depends on the gauge design and working conditions.
No. Compatibility depends on the specific brass alloy, process fluid, temperature and pressure conditions. Check the manufacturer's material specifications.
Confirm the pressure range and units, thread size, mounting dimensions, fill fluid, wetted materials, accuracy class, operating temperature and allowable pressure conditions. Request the official datasheet and dimensional drawing where necessary.