Manometers (376 items) - Page 2
Carrying case for most manometers; tough, gray nylon pouch, double zippered with belt loop
Handheld digital manometer, 0 to 200" w.c. (0 to 49.82 kPa)
Handheld digital manometer, range 0-20.00" w.c. (4.982 kPa), max. pressure 10 psig.
Handheld digital manometer, range 0-40.00" w.c. (9.96 kPa), max. pressure 10 psig.
Handheld digital manometer, range 0-100.0 psi (6.895 bar), max. pressure 150 psig.
Handheld digital manometer, range 0-10.00" w.c. (2.491 kPa), max. pressure 5 psig.
Stainless steel Pitot tube, 5/16" dia., 60-5/8" insertion length.
Manometer, range 36-0-36, 32 oz water or mercury required.
Manometer, range 30-0-30, 27 oz water or mercury required.
Handheld digital manometer, range 0-4.000" w.c. (0.996 kPa), max. pressure 5 psig.
Wet/Wet handheld digital manometer, 0 to 30 psi (0 to 206.9 kPa)
Handheld digital manometer, 0 to 20" w.c. (0 to 4.982 kPa)
NIST Certified Hi-Resolution Differential Manometer w/ Backlit LCD, Digital, 9V, 2.16 psi
Wet/Wet handheld digital manometer, 0 to 50 psi (0 to 344.8 kPa)
NIST Certified Hi-Res Differential Manometer Static Pressure Kit w/ Temperature Compensation
About Manometers
Manometers are measuring instruments used to measure pressure or vacuum in a gas or liquid. They can be used to measure pressures of liquids, gases, and vapors in many different applications such as industrial processes, laboratory experiments, and medical diagnostics.
Types of Manometers
Manometers come in many different types, including digital manometers which are the most accurate for measuring low pressure ranges. Other types of manometers include mechanical manometers which are ideal for measuring higher pressure ranges and barometric manometers which measure atmospheric pressure.
How Manometers are Made
Manometers are typically made from metal parts with rubber seals that keep out moisture and dust. The internals may contain mercury or other liquids depending on the type of manometer being used. Most modern manometer models have digital displays that make them easier to read than traditional analog versions.
Industries that use Manometers
Manometers are commonly used by professionals in various industries including HVAC technicians who use them to diagnose problems with air conditioning systems, automotive mechanics who use them to troubleshoot engine performance issues, and scientists who use them for research purposes.
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