PT40-60psig-2-2-8-8

Pressure Sensors Transducers Overview

The NOSHOK PT40-60psig-2-2-8-8 is a bourdon tube pressure gauge designed for industrial applications. It features a 2-1/2 inch dial with a 60 psig measurement range and includes a 1/4 inch NPT lower connection. The unit utilizes a stainless steel case and incorporates glycerin filling to dampen vibration and pulsation, ensuring stable readings in dynamic environments.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Feature Summary

• Glycerin-filled movement provides effective damping against mechanical vibration and system pressure pulsations.
• Stainless steel case construction ensures durability and resistance to harsh environmental conditions.
• Bourdon tube sensing element delivers reliable pressure indication across the specified measurement range.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Applications

• Industrial process monitoring
• Hydraulic systems
• Pneumatic equipment

Pressure Sensors Transducers Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific model number matches the required pressure range and connection size. Confirm the fluid compatibility with the internal wetted materials. Ensure the glycerin fill is suitable for the operating temperature extremes of the intended application environment.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Selection Notes

Select this gauge when vibration damping is critical for accurate reading stability. The lower connection orientation must align with the installation space constraints. Verify that the 60 psig range covers the maximum expected working pressure while maintaining accuracy within the operational window.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Part Context

This component belongs to the NOSHOK bourdon tube pressure gauge series. These instruments are engineered for general industrial use where robustness and readability are prioritized. The glycerin fill distinguishes it from dry gauges by offering superior performance in high-vibration settings.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Replacement Considerations

Ensure replacement units maintain identical pressure ranges and connection thread specifications. Verify that the new gauge supports the same operating temperature limits and fluid compatibility requirements as the original component.