Ashcroft Utility Gauge, 0 to 15 psi, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection

Name: Ashcroft Utility Gauge, 0 to 15 psi, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection
Brand: Ashcroft
SKU: 6800201
Price: 20.08 GBP
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Ashcroft Utility Gauge, 0 to 15 psi, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection

Ashcroft | Mfr: 15-W-1005-P-H-01B-15#| Item: 6800201

Ideal to measure water, hydraulic oil, or gas pressure

True zero indication identifies damaged gauges—increases safety and ensures accuracy ... READ MORE

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Product Description

Key Features

True zero indication identifies damaged gauges—increases safety and ensures accuracy
1 year warranty

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Gauges include brass socket, soft-soldered phosphor bronze Bourdon tube, painted steel case, and polycarbonate lens.

Specifications

Accuracy±3-2-3% full-scale (ANSI/ASME Grade B)
Dial Size (in)1.5
Dial Size (mm)38
Min Pressure (PSI)0
Max Pressure (PSI)15
Min Temperature (° F)-40
Max Temperature (° F)150
Min Temperature (° C)-40
Max Temperature (DegreeC)66
Wetted MaterialsBrass, phosphor bronze
CaseSteel
Lens MaterialPolycarbonate
Process Connection1/8" NPT(M), back
Unit Of Measurementpsi
DisplayAnalog dial
Media CompatibilityGases and liquids compatible with wetted materials
Description0 to 15 psi Utility Gauge, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection
Warranty1 year

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Ashcroft Utility Gauge, 0 to 15 psi, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection

Ashcroft Utility Gauge, 0 to 15 psi, 1 1/2" Dial, Back Connection

Ideal to measure water, hydraulic oil, or gas pressure