Pressure Gauge

A Pressure Gauge is an essential instrument used in boilers, heaters, and process piping systems to monitor and indicate the internal pressure of steam, gas, or liquid. It plays a critical role in ensuring safe and efficient operation by providing real-time pressure readings, helping operators maintain optimum working conditions and prevent hazardous overpressure situations.

In industrial boilers and heating systems, pressure gauges are typically mounted on steam drums, headers, pipelines, or pressure vessels to continuously measure operating pressure. These gauges are available in a variety of types such as Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauges, Capsule Gauges, and Diaphragm Gauges , depending on the application requirements.

Constructed from robust stainless steel, brass, or phosphor bronze , pressure gauges are designed to withstand high temperatures, vibrations, and corrosive media. They ensure accurate pressure measurement across a wide range, from vacuum levels to very high pressures.

By providing reliable readings, pressure gauges not only safeguard equipment from damage but also optimize fuel efficiency, process performance, and overall system safety.

Bourdon Tube Gauge (commonly used in boilers & piping for steam and gases).

Diaphragm & Capsule Gauges (for low-pressure or corrosive media).