Gauge Accessories

Type 111.10 standard pressure gauges are designed for long and reliable service under rugged conditions. Some typical applications are for pumps, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, compressors, as a contractor's gauge, and for many other applications where the measured media does not corrode brass.

Type 111.10 standard pressure gauges are designed for long and reliable service under rugged conditions. Some typical applications are for pumps, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, compressors, as a contractor's gauge, and for many other applications where the measured media does not corrode brass.

Large, easily readable Contractor gauge designed for commercial & industrial use. Suitable for air, water, oil, gas or any other media not corrosive to copper alloy. Industrial and commercial gauges are designed for plumbing and HVAC equipment and installations. 4.5" Dial. 1/4" NPT. 0/100 PSI. Stainless Case, Brass Internals.

This digital pressure gauge with integral bar graph features 1% accuracy, backlighting for easy reading and 3 selectable engineering units allowing one gauge to be used in a variety of pressure applications. Features: Compatible with air, liquids and gases 4 selectable engineering units of measure: psi, kgf/cm², MPa 4-digit LCD display with backlight provides clear reading 304 Stainless Steel wetted materials and housing Pressure progress bar graph display Push-button zero Power Supply: 2 x AAA Batteries Battery Life: 12-18 months Low Battery Indicator: Yes Product Certifications: ...

Features: Ideal for testing vacuum lines and components Accurately tests low-pressure fuel systems Quickly diagnose internal engine problems such as bad rings, valves and leaking head gaskets Kit comes complete with adapter for most applications Pin point hard to find problems such as cracked lines, PCV fuel pump fuel filters and more Large 3-1/2" gauge features a chrome bezel and rugged protective outer boot Dual purpose gauge reads vacuum and pressure Dual scale gauge reads 0-30 in. Hg vac and 0-70 cm Hg, also reads 0-15 psi and 0-100 kPa