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PG23HP-P Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge

PG23HP-P Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge

5088

The WIKA PG23HP-P Bourdon tube pressure gauge has been designed especially for high-pressure applications up to 6,000 bar. This makes the WIKA PG23HP-P one of the few pressure gauges available worldwide which can reliably display pressures of this order of magnitude. Typical measuring points for this pressure gauge can be found in water jet cutting, high-pressure cleaning and test bench construction. WIKA produces and qualifies the PG23HP-P pressure gauge following the requirements of the new DIN 16001 high-pressure standard in the S3 safety version. The safety version is made up of laminated safety glass, a solid baffle wall between measuring system and dial and a blow-out back. In the event of a failure, the operator is protected from the front side, as media or components can only be ejected via the back of the instrument. Through the use of high-quality stainless-steel and nickel-based alloys, the WIKA PG23HP-P bourdon tube pressure gauge features excellent load cycle stability and long service life. The instrument works reliably within the specification with both static and dynamic pressure profiles. The standard accuracy of the WIKA PG23HP-P is 1.0 %. For scale ranges up to and including 0 … 4,000 bar, the instrument is optionally available with an improved indication accuracy of 0.6 %. The resistance to shock and vibration can be increased by the optional silicone oil case filling.
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VTL 20 Turbine Flow Sensor

VTL 20 Turbine Flow Sensor

7811

The SIKA VTL 20 turbine flow sensor is made for flow measurement or dosing applications for liquids. Because of the very compact design, the extensive measuring range and the convincing precision of measurements, almost unlimited applications are possible. The sturdy bearing materials – sapphire and tungsten carbide – also guarantee an exceptionally long endurance. The liquid flowing into the SIKA VTL 20 turbine flow sensor is split into individual jets by the guiding blade. These jets hit the rotor evenly from different directions, setting the rotor in motion. The rotation speed of the rotor is then converted to an electrical pulse signal (frequency): The rotor is fitted with magnets and a Hall effect sensor detects the rotation of the rotor. A flow-proportional frequency signal (square-wave signal) is made available. The construction of the guiding blade and rotor enables to realize the very low start-up flow values.
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