Gauges & Thermometers

Gauges and thermometers are devices used to measure and display the pressure, temperature, or other physical properties of a fluid or gas in a wide range of industrial applications. Gauges are instruments used to measure and display the pressure of a fluid or gas in a pipeline, tank, or other equipment. They typically consist of a dial or digital display and a pressure sensing element, such as a Bourdon tube or diaphragm, that converts the pressure into a mechanical or electrical signal. Gauges may be designed to measure different pressure ranges, from low vacuum to high pressure, and may be customized with features such as alarms, switches, or dampeners to meet specific application requirements.

Thermometers, on the other hand, are instruments used to measure and display the temperature of a fluid or gas. They typically consist of a temperature sensing element, such as a bimetallic strip or thermocouple, and a dial or digital display that shows the temperature. Thermometers may be designed to measure different temperature ranges, from low cryogenic temperatures to high temperatures in furnaces or reactors, and may be customized with features such as alarms or remote monitoring capabilities.

Both gauges and thermometers are important components of industrial processes, as they allow operators to monitor and control the pressure and temperature of fluids and gases in real-time, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of equipment and processes. Proper installation and calibration of gauges and thermometers, as well as regular inspection and maintenance, can help to ensure their accuracy and reliability over time.