Differential pressure is an important variable used to indicate element (filter bag/cartridge) change-out. As there is pressure loss across the filter element, users can monitor the working condition of the filtration equipment by measuring the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of the equipment from the installed differential pressure gauge.
As impurities accumulate in the element, differential pressure gradually increases over time. Users are advised to replace elements at the recommended change-out differential pressure so as to prevent cartridge deformation or bag bursting,affecting downstream processes.
Single Diaphragm Type Differential Pressure Gauge:
Diaphragm type differential pressure gauges are suitable for corrosive and/or gaseous media. these gauges are used to check differential pressure of gases & liquids with low viscosity and does not crystallize.
Magnetic Differential Pressure Gauge:
Magnetic differential pressure gauges are designed to measure the difference in pressure between two points (high & low) in a system where static pressure is very high.
Exploded view of Magnetic Piston DP Gauge
Exploded view of Single Diaphragm DP Gauge
Single Diaphragm Type Differential Pressure Gauge | Magnetic Type Differential Pressure Gauge |
Dial Size : 100 & 150mm
Accuracy : ±2.5 % of Full Span
Case & Bezel : SS 304 Snap Action Bayonet Type
Sensing Element : SS 316 Diaphragm
Connection : ¼” NPT (F)
Range : 0-250 mmwc upto 6000 mmWC
0-1 Kg/cm2 upto 10 Kg/cm2
Differential Pressure : Max Full Scale Value
Static Pressure : 10 Times of Full Scale
Optional : External Zero Adjustment / Electrical Contact / Liquid Filled Case
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Dial Size : 63 / 100 & 150mm
Accuracy : ±2.5 % of F.S. ( Ascending )
Case & Bezel : SS 304 Snap Action Bayonet Type
Sensing Element : Magnetic Coupled Piston
Wetted Parts : Aluminum / S S 316
Connection : ¼” BSP / NPT (F)
Range : 0 to 0.5 Kg/cm2 upto 10 Kg/cm2
Differential Pressure : Max Full Scale
Static Pressure : 200 / 400 Kg/cm2
Optional : Magnetic Reed Switch Liquid Filled Case
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