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Dial pressure gauge MCB-63L
brassaluminumsteel

dial pressure gauge
dial pressure gauge
dial pressure gauge
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Characteristics

Display
dial
Material
brass, aluminum, steel
Technology
diaphragm
Applications
for gas, calibration
Other characteristics
low-pressure
Pressure

Max.: 1,000 mbar
(14.5 psi)

Min.: -600 mbar
(-8.7 psi)

Precision

1.6 %, 2.5 %

Dial diameter

63 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm, 160 mm
(2.5 in, 3 in, 3.9 in, 6.3 in)

Process temperature

Max.: 90 °C
(194 °F)

Min.: -10 °C
(14 °F)

Description

Internal Calibration Device (ICD) Black steel case material, Blow-out-back Flanged type back and front flange DIN case, bayonet lock design Over pressure up to 30% of Full Scale Restrictor screw standard Standard dial dual unit ranges Mounting Code L :Bottom entry W:Bottom with back flange B :Back entry F :Back with front flange Z :Back with bracket Application: MTB Series is a premium capsule gauge designed for use in low pressure measurement on non-corrosive and gasseous. Structure black steel case or chromed steel case and bezel, applicable for dry and gaseous that not effect the cupreous metal sensing element. With expanded over pressure resistance, allowed transient overpressure up to +30% of Full Scale. Widely used in various industrial applications. Technical Specication Connection Size G3/8,G1/4,G1/2 or NPT or others Scale Range Vacuum -600 mbar..0 Campound -200..+400 mbar Tube Element Shape Capsule type diaphragm tube Filling Dry type Temperature Error Additional errer when pressure element temperature deviates from reference temperature ±20℃(+68°F) be ±0.4%/ 10℃(50°F) rising or falling Over Pressure Limit 130% of Full Scale Dial Graduation Black graduation on white for single range Black and red graduation on white for dual ranges
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