Technical Data

The filling liquid primarily provides damping to the internal mechanism, reducing damage caused by vibrations and minimizing pointer fluctuation due to unstable pressure sources. It also helps reduce wear on moving parts.

Instruments should be installed in a location that is easy to read, securely mounted, and away from major sources of vibration.

Instruments are manufactured and calibrated using specialized equipment and are only released after passing inspection. Unauthorized disassembly or adjustment may invalidate the original settings and result in inaccurate readings.

For standard products, the measurement range must never exceed the maximum value indicated on the dial. Doing so may cause damage to the internal structure and sensing elements.

First, gently thread the instrument into the mounting position by hand. Then, use two proper wrenches: one to hold the hex fitting at the mounting point steady, and the other to tighten the hex portion of the instrument fitting.

It is strictly prohibited to press or touch the diaphragm with any object or finger, as this may cause deformation or damage, leading to gauge malfunction.

For pressure gauges rated below 7 kg/cm² (100 psi), after installation is complete, the pointed vent plug on top of the gauge must be cut off. This allows the internal pressure of the gauge casing to equalize with atmospheric pressure, preventing indication errors during measurement.

During machine startup and testing, make sure all pressure-regulating devices connected to the pressure source are initially set to zero. Adjust them to the desired pressure only after the machine is running, in order to prevent sudden pressure spikes that may exceed the gauge's range and cause damage.