The Blanes Industrial Gauge offers an appealing price point for applications requiring stainless steel wetted components in the process fluid. This gauge boasts a stainless-steel case and can be filled with glycerine to enhance the internal mechanism’s longevity when exposed to vibrations. Calibrated to 1% full-scale accuracy, it is well-suited for various industrial processing applications.

Dial Sizes Available: 63, 75, 100, 115, 160, 200, 250mm

Special Features:

• Outstanding load-cycle stability and shock resistance
• All stainless-steel construction
• Positive pressure ranges up to 20,000 psi

Ambient Temperature:

• 40°C to +60°C – dry
• 20°C to +60°C – glycerine-filled

PROTECTION: IP65

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What is the function of an industrial gauge?

An industrial gauge is a device used to measure and display various physical parameters in industrial settings. These gauges play a crucial role in monitoring and controlling different processes to ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance with quality standards. The specific function of an industrial gauge depends on its type and the parameter it is designed to measure. Here are some common types of industrial gauges and their functions:

1. Pressure Gauges: Measure the pressure of gases or liquids in a system. They are crucial for monitoring and controlling processes such as fluid flow, steam systems, hydraulic systems, and gas systems.

2. Temperature Gauges: Monitor the temperature of a substance or environment. Temperature is a critical parameter in various industrial processes, and temperature gauges help ensure that processes operate within specified temperature ranges.

3. Level Gauges: Indicate the level of liquids in tanks or vessels. These gauges are essential in industries such as chemical processing, petroleum, and food and beverage, where maintaining proper fluid levels is critical.

4. Flow Gauges: Measure the rate of fluid flow in pipelines. Flow gauges are used in industries such as manufacturing, water treatment, and oil and gas to ensure that fluids are moving at the desired rates.

5. Differential Pressure Gauges: Measure the difference in pressure between two points in a system. They are commonly used in applications such as filtration systems, flow measurement, and monitoring air or gas pressure.

6. Vacuum Gauges: Measure the level of vacuum in a system. Vacuum gauges are important in processes where the removal of air or gases is necessary, such as in vacuum pumps or distillation systems.

7. Humidity Gauges: Measure the moisture content in the air. Industries such as pharmaceuticals, textiles, and food processing often use humidity gauges to control environmental conditions and ensure product quality.

8. Force Gauges: Measure force or tension in mechanical systems. These gauges are used in applications like material testing, quality control, and manufacturing processes to ensure proper force application.

9. Vibration Gauges: Monitor and measure vibrations in machinery. Vibration gauges are crucial in predictive maintenance, helping to identify potential issues in rotating equipment before they lead to failures.

Industrial gauges provide real-time data that allows operators and engineers to make informed decisions, troubleshoot problems, and optimize processes for efficiency and safety. They contribute significantly to maintaining quality, reliability, and regulatory compliance in industrial operations.

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