CC Dial Pressure Gauge
The Heise® model CC precision pressure gauge yields consistent, reliable accuracy through the use of precision machining and refined Bourdon tube technology. Pointer rotation of 300 degrees with up to 1500 divisions offers high resolution to easily support tight tolerances. As a mechanical instrument, the gauge does not require a power supply. The gauge is simple to operate, easy to troubleshoot and can be readily flushed or purged to remove foreign matter or trapped gas. That’s why the Heise® precision dial gauge is the #1 choice in ASME B40.100 grade 4A precision mechanical pressure instrumentation.
Key Features:
- Accuracy ±0.1% of span
- Gauge, Compound and Vacuum ranges
- Pressure ranges 12 to 30,000 psi
- 300 Degree of pointer rotation
- Mirror-band dial and knife-edge pointer eliminates parallax error while
assuring easy readability of precise measurements - Solid-front case design and blow-out safety back protect users from
extreme overpressure - Optional Slotted link – protects gauge from sudden decrease in pressure
- Optional Thermal Compensation – to maintain accuracy over a wide
temperature range from -25° to +125°F
Applications:
Industrial Market:
Test Laboratories
Precision Test and Measurement Validation
Calibration Laboratories
Specifications
Certifications & Approvals
Data Sheets & Instruction Manuals
Drawings
Size
8 1/2"
12"
16"
Accuracy
±0.1% of span accuracy (ASME B 40.100 Grade 4A)
Process Connection
9/16-18 UNF-2B Female back connect above 10,000 psi
¼ Female NPT back connect up to 10,000 psi
See data sheet for bottom connect and other connection sizes
Process Connection Location
Back
Bottom
Window
Polycarbonate
Safety Glass (OPT.)
Pressure Ranges
Gauge, compound, vacuum and absolute Vacuum to 30,000 psi (absolute requires user adjustment to compensate for atmospheric pressure)
Case Style
Solid Front
Weather Protection
Case not sealed, recommended for weather protected environment only
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