What scenarios are stainless steel pressure gauges suitable for?

The elastic components and parts inside the stainless steel pressure gauge are usually made of stainless steel or corrosion-resistant alloy, and the stainless steel case also adopts an airtight structure. This makes the instrument have excellent corrosion resistance, and it can effectively prevent the intrusion of dust and impurities.

Stainless steel pressure gauges can usually also be filled with silicone oil or glycerin, this can reduce the impact of vibration caused by the working environment, ensure measurement accuracy.

With these characteristics, stainless steel pressure gauges can be used to measure the pressure of corrosive but non-crystallizing, non-solidifying, low-viscosity media, it can also be used outdoors in harsh environments. In addition, temperature will also have a certain impact on the performance of stainless steel pressure gauges, stainless steel pressure gauges are more suitable for natural temperatures between 25~70℃ (the case is filled with liquid); -40~70℃ (the case is not filled with liquid). Need super high or low temperature using, you can consult us for confirming.

At present, stainless steel pressure gauges have been widely used in production processes with high requirements for corrosion resistance and earthquake resistance in crude oil, chemical industry, metallurgy, power stations and other industrial sectors.