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What is the pressure measurement range of this gauge?
This gauge is specifically designed for low-pressure measurement, with a typical range of 0~40 kPa. It can also accommodate even lower pressure ranges such as 0~1 kPa, making it ideal for applications that require high sensitivity to minute pressure changes.
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What materials are used in the construction of this pressure gauge?
The case, ring (cover), connection, Bourdon tube element, and movement are all made of stainless steel. The window is glass, the pointer is black-finished aluminum alloy, and the dial plate is white aluminum with black graduations — ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.
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What types of media is this gauge compatible with?
This gauge is compatible with most non-strong oxidizing, non-solidifying, and non-crystallizing corrosive media. For high-viscosity or easily crystallizing media, models equipped with open flanges or diaphragm isolators are available to prevent clogging and ensure reliable operation.
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What connection types and sizes does this gauge support?
The gauge features a lower connection location with a 1/2" NPT thread as the standard configuration. It also supports multiple interface options including threaded connections, flange connections, and clamp connections, providing flexibility for various installation requirements.
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Is this gauge suitable for use in HVAC and building automation systems?
Yes. This gauge is well-suited for ventilation and air conditioning systems, including measuring positive and negative pressure in ductwork and differential pressure across filters. It is also applicable for fire protection systems, positive pressure ventilation, and smoke exhaust pressure monitoring.
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Can this gauge be used in medical or laboratory environments?
Yes. Thanks to its high sensitivity, excellent sealing performance, and stainless steel construction, this gauge is suitable for medical and laboratory applications including sterilizers, biochemical incubators, and gas supply systems where precise and reliable pressure monitoring is essential.