2.5 inch 63mm Steel material liquid filled hydraulic pressure gauge

Fob price :us1.5-4/piece

Min.order quantity:10 pieces

Supply Ability: 30000 pieces per month

Port: Ningbo/Shanghai

Payment Terms: L/C,T/T

Quick Details

Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)

Brand Name: Yujing

Model Number: YN

Case material: Stainless steel or Steel or Plastic

Supply type: Make-to-Order

Pressure range: -1 to 1000bar

Case size: 1.5”(40mm), 2”(50mm), 2.5”(63mm), 3″(75mm),4″(100mm),6″(150mm)

Connection Style: Bottom connection or Back connection

Certification: ISO:9001-2008 and roHs

Liquid filling: With or without liquid

We are factory: Yes

OEM: Yes

Customize: Yes, we can make as per your request

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details: Carton or as per your request

Delivery Detail: Goods in stock

Specifications:

Place of origin:Zhejiang China

Dial Size:1.5″ (40mm), 2″(50mm), 2.5″(63mm), 4″(100mm), 6″(150mm)

Case:Steel or Stainless steel or black iron

Lens:Glass  or Polycarbonate /Safety Glass

Connection material:Brass/S.S.304/S.S.316

Mounting:Bottom/Back /Lower back entry /LBM with flange or bracket

Fill Liquid:Glycerin/silicone oil/dry

Thread: 3/8″~1″ or as per your request

Pressure Range:-1~0~1000bar

Accuracy:2.5%,±1.6%,±1.0%

Mounting:bottom mounted or center back

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RESEARCH: Joe Lemeris

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