WIKA 100 mm Diameter G 3/8 Male Pressure Gauge Stainless Steel Case Black Dial 6 bar 7075546

WIKA 7075546 Pressure Gauge is a high-precision instrument featuring a 100 mm diameter black dial and stainless steel case construction. Designed for monitoring pressure up to 6 bar, it utilizes a G 3/8 male copper alloy pressure connection with bottom entry. This durable gauge is suitable for use with various gases and liquids that will not obstruct the system or damage copper alloy components.

The gauge offers reliable pressure measurement with a minimum pressure reading of 0 bar and a maximum pressure measurement limit of 6 bar. It is engineered for maximum operating temperatures up to 60°C, making it suitable for diverse industrial environments.

Certified to rigorous standards such as ANSI/B1.20.1, ASME B40.100, CRN, DNV GL, ISO 7, PED, UKCA, and more, this gauge ensures compliance with international safety and quality requirements. The bottom entry connection simplifies installation in pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

Applications include industrial process control, laboratory instrumentation, fluid power systems, pneumatic and hydraulic pressure measurement, and maintenance operations within manufacturing facilities.

The gauge features a robust stainless steel case ensuring durability. It is suitable for gas and liquids that do not harm copper alloy parts. The connection is bottom entry type for easy installation. The black dial provides clear readability under varied industrial conditions.

Rated for maximum operating temperatures of 60°C. Complies with multiple international standards including ANSI/B1.20.1 and EN 837-1. Ideal for industrial, laboratory, pneumatic, and hydraulic pressure monitoring applications.

This product is part of the WIKA 213.53 series, known for quality and accuracy in pressure measurement instruments. The package contains one pressure gauge with specifications as detailed.

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