This 63mm liquid filled pressure gauge is listed with a nominal pressure range of 0–40 MPa / 5800 PSI. It is intended for consideration in hydraulic pressure measurement and other compatible industrial applications. Confirm the actual dial markings and manufacturer specifications before final selection.
Liquid-filled pressure gauges are commonly considered for installations where mechanical vibration or pressure pulsation may affect pointer movement. Their suitability depends on the gauge construction, filling fluid, operating temperature, process medium and pressure conditions.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Liquid Filled Pressure Gauge |
| Nominal Dial Size | 63mm |
| Listed Pressure Range | 0–40 MPa / 5800 PSI |
| Connection Thread | NPT1/4 |
| Connection Material | Brass |
| Filling Fluid | Glycerin |
| Accuracy Class | Class 1.6 |
The 63mm nominal dial size provides a reference for equipment layout and gauge replacement. Check the actual dial diameter, overall dimensions and installation clearance before integrating the gauge into a panel or machine.
Liquid-filled construction may help reduce pointer fluctuation under certain vibration or pressure pulsation conditions. The actual performance depends on the instrument design and its specified operating environment.
The listed range of 0–40 MPa / 5800 PSI places this product in a high-pressure measurement category. Confirm normal working pressure, pressure spikes, pulsation conditions and allowable operating limits before specifying it for a system.
The product listing specifies 0–40 MPa / 5800 PSI.
How many PSI is 40 MPa?
40 MPa is approximately 5801.5 PSI. A listed value of 5800 PSI is a close rounded equivalent.
Liquid-filled pressure gauges are commonly considered for applications where vibration or pressure pulsation may affect pointer movement. Suitability depends on the gauge design and working conditions.
Not automatically. Compatibility depends on the wetted materials, seals, connection components, temperature and process medium. Refer to the manufacturer's compatibility information.
Confirm the pressure range, pressure units, connection thread, mounting dimensions, accuracy class, wetted materials, filling fluid and operating temperature.