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Manometer Pressure Gauge and Adapter for Lubrication System: Enhancing Precision and Performance
Accurate pressure monitoring is vital for maintaining the efficiency and longevity of lubrication systems. Manometer pressure gauges and adapters play a pivotal role in ensuring optimal performance across industrial and automotive applications.
A manometer pressure gauge measures fluid pressure within lubrication systems, providing real-time data to prevent under- or over-lubrication. These gauges are often paired with adapters, which serve as connectors between the gauge and lubrication points, ensuring compatibility and leak-free operation.
| Manometer Pressure Gauge Part Number | Description | Material |
| 100-255 | Manometer Pressure Gauge, Male G1/4, D63, Max 400 bar, | Body stainless steel, connection brass, glycerine fillded |
| Manometer Pressure Gauge Adatpers Part Number | Description | Material |
| 106-245-L | Manometer Pressure Gauge Adatper, Female G1/4 BSP, Female M12x1.5, SW14, SW119 | Steel zinc / Cr-VI free |
Manometer Pressure Gauges
Pressure Range: From 0–10 psi (U-tube) to 10,000+ psi (hydraulic gauges), catering to diverse lubrication needs.
Accuracy: Digital variants achieve ±0.1% full-scale accuracy, critical for sensitive machinery.
Durability: Stainless steel housings protect against vibration and environmental wear
Adapters
Thread Compatibility: Metric (e.g., M12×1.5) or imperial (e.g., 1/4" NPT) threads for seamless integration.
Leak Prevention: Tapered seals and O-rings ensure tight connections under high pressure.
Material Versatility: Brass adapters for cost-effectiveness, stainless steel for corrosive environments
These components are indispensable in:
Automotive Lubrication: Monitoring oil pressure in engines and transmissions to prevent component failure.
Industrial Machinery: Ensuring consistent grease flow in conveyor bearings and hydraulic pumps.
Agricultural Equipment: Safeguarding irrigation systems and harvesters from pressure fluctuations.
Proper Calibration: Zero the gauge before installation to ensure accurate readings.
Adapter Alignment: Avoid cross-threading by aligning the adapter with the lubrication port.
Regular Inspection: Check for gauge diaphragm damage or adapter seal wear monthly.
Fluid Compatibility: Use gauges and adapters compatible with the lubricant’s viscosity and chemical properties
