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The NOSHOK PT30-10000PSIG-1-13-2-34-ST8 is a high-pressure process gauge designed for industrial applications requiring precise pressure monitoring up to 10,000 PSIG. This model features a 304 stainless steel wetted path and a 2-1/2 inch dial size with a 304 stainless steel case. It utilizes a C-type bourdon tube element and includes a 1/4 inch NPT rear connection. The instrument is engineered to withstand high static pressures while maintaining accuracy in demanding environments.
Verify the specific pressure rating of 10,000 PSIG against your system's maximum operating pressure to ensure safety compliance. Confirm that the 1/4 inch NPT rear connection matches your piping interface requirements. Ensure the 304 stainless steel material specification aligns with the chemical compatibility needs of the process medium. Request manufacturer documentation to validate the calibration standards applied during production.
Select this gauge when monitoring pressures up to 10,000 PSIG is required. Choose this model if a 2-1/2 inch dial size provides adequate readability for your installation location. Opt for the 304 stainless steel construction if exposure to mild corrosive agents or standard industrial environments is expected. Consider the rear connection orientation if space constraints dictate a specific mounting configuration relative to the panel.
This component belongs to the NOSHOK PT series of process gauges, which are designed for general industrial use. The series typically offers various pressure ranges and connection options to suit different application requirements. The PT series emphasizes durability and accuracy in standard process environments, providing a reliable solution for pressure indication where high precision is not as critical as ruggedness.
When replacing an existing gauge, verify that the new unit matches the original pressure range and connection thread size. Ensure the dial diameter and case material are compatible with the existing mounting bracket and environmental conditions. Check if the replacement part number corresponds to the same or higher accuracy class as the original instrument.