Pressure Measuring Devices Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-FMP-11317
Quick Answer: The Pressure Measuring Devices apparatus has two units: a manometers and gauges unit, and a Bourdon pressure gauge calibration unit with dead-weight calibration. Students use it to compare inclined and U-tube manometers with Bourdon-type vacuum and pressure gauges.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Framed manometers and gauges unit with a backboard
- Vertical U-tube manometer and a U-tube manometer with an inclined limb
- Bourdon gauges for vacuum and for positive pressure, plus a syringe assembly for raising and reducing pressure
- Push-fit connections, with T-pieces for linking two instruments to one point
- Calibration unit: piston moving vertically in a close-fitting cylinder, linked by a transparent flexible hose to a Bourdon gauge
- Gauge and cylinder on a common flat base, so the Bourdon tube mechanism can be seen during dead-weight calibration
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Units | Manometers and gauges unit; Bourdon gauge calibration unit |
| Manometers | Vertical U-tube; U-tube with inclined limb |
| Gauges | Bourdon vacuum gauge; Bourdon pressure gauge |
| Pressurising | Syringe assembly |
| Connections | Push-fit, with T-pieces |
| Calibration | Dead-weight piston and cylinder, common flat base |
About This Product
Manometers and Bourdon gauges sit inside many larger instruments, such as pneumatic comparators and flow indicators, so students need to understand how they work and how they are calibrated. Connecting two devices to one pressure point lets them compare readings directly, and the dead-weight unit shows how a gauge is checked against known loads. Enquiries from United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago, Papua New Guinea, Lebanon and Malawi for the Pressure Measuring Devices receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which instruments are on the manometers and gauges unit?
A vertical U-tube manometer, a U-tube manometer with an inclined limb, a Bourdon vacuum gauge, a Bourdon pressure gauge and a syringe assembly for changing pressure.
How are two instruments connected to the same point?
All connections are push-fit, and T-pieces are provided so two instruments can share one connection point.
Related: Fluid Mechanics Products, Calibration of a Pressure Gauge and Analogue Pressure Display.
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