Three mechanical dial models cover 60 mm and 100 mm displays, axial or bottom-entry mounting, M14×1.5 or M20×1.5 connections, and stainless-steel configurations for industrial gas and liquid pressure measurement. Keeping normal pressure between one-third and two-thirds of full scale improves readability and limits mechanism fatigue. Here, needle identifies the dial pointer, not a hose-puncture probe.
The installation envelope comes first: a larger dial improves distance readability, while a compact dial preserves panel space.
| Model | Dial | Mounting | Connection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Y-100ZT | 100 mm | Axial panel layout | M20×1.5 |
| Y-60ZT | 60 mm | Compact axial layout | M14×1.5 |
| Y-60 | 60 mm | Bottom entry | M14×1.5 |
Diameter, mounting direction and thread establish the mechanical fit before range and material selection.
The highest printed value is not the preferred continuous working point.
Normal pressure works best between one-third and two-thirds of full scale, with protection added for pulsation or pressure spikes.
This collection uses needle pressure gauge to mean a mechanical dial gauge whose pointer indicates process pressure, not a hypodermic probe for puncturing blast hoses.
| Instrument | Measurement interface | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Dial pointer gauge | Threaded process connection | Gas or liquid pressure on equipment and pipework |
| Hypodermic probe gauge | Probe inserted into a pressurized hose | Abrasive-blast pressure near the nozzle |
This range serves threaded process connections and dial readings; a hypodermic probe gauge serves blast-hose nozzle-pressure tests.
These mechanical dial gauges use a pointer to show process pressure. Available choices include 60 mm and 100 mm dials, axial or bottom-entry mounting, and the connection that matches the equipment.
For equipment that needs a larger dial with an axial panel-mounting layout.
For compact panels and equipment that require axial or back-entry mounting.
For general machinery with a compact dial and bottom-entry process connection.
Order tier, specification status and transport route determine the commercial schedule.
1 piece; unit and freight quoted separately; 3–7 business days.
10–99 pieces; unit price by quantity; 10–15 business days after specification approval; individual cartons and outgoing inspection.
100+ pieces; tiered quote; 20–30 business days; scheduled lots available.
Standard configurations typically 10–15 business days; custom configurations typically 20–30 business days.
EXW Hangzhou or FOB Ningbo/Shanghai under Incoterms 2020; courier, air and sea options.
Commercial invoice, packing list, product data sheet and outgoing inspection report; calibration report when ordered.
Send the connection, range, dial size, mounting direction, media, quantity and drawing for a custom quotation.
Media, thread, accessories, documents and packing are the remaining checks before an order.
Oxygen service needs a dedicated gauge that is cleaned, labeled and assembled for oxygen compatibility. Do not substitute a general-purpose oil-contaminated gauge.
G threads and National Pipe Thread (NPT) can be specified as custom connections or used with an approved adapter. The inquiry should identify the thread, sealing method and orientation before production.
For media above 100°C, crystallizing fluids or strong pulsation, specify a siphon, diaphragm seal or snubber suited to the process instead of connecting the gauge directly.
A calibration report can be included when ordered. The inquiry identifies the pressure points, unit, acceptance tolerance and any laboratory or traceability requirement.
Standard units use individual cartons with protective inserts. Export cartons or pallets are selected according to quantity, transport mode and destination handling needs.
Include model, range, thread, media and quantity.
Dypressuregauge
