Pressure gauges with exposed flush diaphragms without any internal volume within the process connection.
These flush diaphragm pressure gauges are intended for use with viscous substances which would otherwise block holes and cavities within components.
Battery & externally powered pressure gauges with flush diaphragms for use on viscous liquids or in applications which require high standards of cleanliness such as the in food & pharmaceutical industries.
DS200P Sanitary Low Range Pressure Gauge, Switch and Sensor
Baroli 02P Low Range Flush Diaphragm Digital Pressure Gauge
Baroli 05P High Range Flush Diaphragm Digital Pressure Gauge
DS201P High Range Flush Pressure Gauge, Switch and Sensor
Sanitary Process Fitting Flush Diaphragm Digital Pressure Gauges - Sanitary flush diaphragm pressure gauges with digital displays offer precise pressure monitoring in hygienic process applications.
A flush diaphragm provides a way to mount a pressure measurement device to ensure the continuity of the inner surface of a process vessel or pipe and keeping crevices and voids to a minimum. Flush face mounted diaphragms prevent the build up of process residue which would prevent the pressure measurement device from functioning correctly, and facilitates the removal of all traces of process residue during the cleaning process.
Digital pressure gauges are electronic versions of analogue dial pressure gauges where the dial face and pointer needle have been replaced by either an LED or a LCD digit display. The digital display can be read more easily than the pointer and dial reading, and often with a greater precision. Also there is less risk of damaging the digital electronics of a digital pressure gauge compared to a analog dial gauge, if the pressure gauge is dropped accidentally. The other advantage of digital pressure gauges is many come with extra software features for turning off when not use to conserve battery power, recording highest and lowest readings, and additional pressure units to display pressure reading so you don’t have to use a pressure unit converter.