Expansion is a good problem to have, but it can get expensive fast if your sanitary system was built with no room to grow. In hygienic processing, “adding a line” is rarely just adding pipe. It can trigger new clean-in-place... keep reading
Industrial, Fillable Gauges
At its core, a fillable pressure gauge operates on a straightforward principle: the measurement of pressure within a system. Unlike conventional pressure gauges, which typically utilize a Bourdon tube or diaphragm mechanism to gauge pressure, fillable pressure gauges feature a unique design. These gauges contain a chamber that can be filled with a suitable fluid, often glycerin or silicone oil, which then transmits pressure to the gauge mechanism. This fluid-filled system enhances accuracy, dampens vibration, and provides better resistance to fluctuations in pressure.
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Reotemp® Stainless Steel Industrial Fillable Gauge with 2.5″ Dial (PM25C)
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Reotemp® Stainless Steel Industrial Fillable Gauge with 1.5″ Dial (PM15C)
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Reotemp® Stainless Steel Industrial Fillable Gauge with 2″ Dial (PM20C)
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Reotemp® Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Repairable and Fillable Gauge with 4″ Dial (PR40S)
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Reotemp® Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Repairable and Fillable Gauge with 6″ Dial (PR60S)
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