All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

All stainless steel pressure gauges are designed for demanding industrial and process applications where corrosion resistance, durability and media compatibility are critical. This collection includes dry and glycerine filled stainless steel pressure gauges suitable for food processing, pharmaceutical, marine, chemical and industrial pressure measurement applications.

40mm Back Entry All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge

40mm All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

50mm Back Entry All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge

50mm All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

63mm Bottom Entry All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge

63mm All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

100mm Bottom Entry All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge

100mm All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

160mm Bottom Entry All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge

160mm All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

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Professional All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

All stainless steel pressure gauges are widely used throughout manufacturing, food production, pharmaceutical processing, marine, petrochemical and industrial sectors where standard brass-internal gauges may not provide sufficient corrosion resistance or long-term durability. Manufactured with stainless steel cases, wetted parts and internal components, these gauges are designed to withstand harsh operating conditions while maintaining reliable and accurate local pressure indication.

This collection includes all stainless steel pressure gauges in a wide range of dial sizes, pressure ranges and mounting configurations to suit industrial, hydraulic, pneumatic and process applications. Available in dry and glycerine filled formats, these gauges provide dependable pressure monitoring across cleanroom environments, washdown areas, corrosive atmospheres and demanding industrial systems.

Unlike standard gauges that use brass internals, all stainless steel pressure gauges offer improved resistance to aggressive process media, moisture and environmental corrosion. These gauges are commonly selected for chemical dosing systems, food and beverage production lines, pharmaceutical processing equipment, offshore installations and process plant applications where media compatibility and long service life are essential.

Glycerine filled stainless steel pressure gauges are particularly useful in applications involving vibration, pulsation or rapid pressure fluctuation. The liquid filling dampens internal movement and pointer vibration, improving readability while reducing wear on the gauge mechanism. These gauges are widely used on compressors, pumps, hydraulic power units, mobile equipment and industrial machinery operating in more demanding environments.

All stainless steel pressure gauges are available with bottom entry and back entry configurations alongside multiple mounting styles including direct, surface and panel mounting arrangements. Standard BSP and NPT process connections are available across a broad range of vacuum and pressure scales, including compound gauges and higher pressure industrial applications.

Many gauges within this range are manufactured with removable bezels to support recalibration and servicing, making them suitable for facilities operating preventative maintenance schedules or quality-controlled environments. Calibration certificates and custom dial configurations may also be available depending on the application requirements.

Whether used for OEM equipment, maintenance replacement or new industrial installations, selecting the correct all stainless steel pressure gauge helps improve reliability, process compatibility and long-term measurement performance within demanding operating environments.

Understanding All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauges

All stainless steel pressure gauges are mechanical pressure indicators designed for applications where corrosion resistance, hygienic suitability and environmental durability are important. Unlike standard industrial gauges that typically use brass wetted parts, all stainless steel gauges are manufactured using stainless steel for the case, internal movement and pressure sensing components. This improves compatibility with aggressive environments and demanding industrial processes.

Most analogue stainless steel pressure gauges use a Bourdon tube sensing element to convert pressure into mechanical pointer movement. Stainless steel Bourdon tubes are commonly used for measuring gases and liquids that may not be suitable for copper alloy or brass-based pressure gauges.

Dry stainless steel gauges are suitable for many industrial pressure measurement applications, while glycerine filled versions are preferred where vibration or pulsation may affect readability or reduce gauge lifespan. Glycerine filling dampens the movement of the pointer and internal mechanism, improving stability and reducing wear in dynamic operating conditions.

All stainless steel pressure gauges are commonly used within food production, pharmaceutical manufacturing, marine installations, chemical processing and process industries where hygiene, washdown resistance and media compatibility are important considerations. Many gauges are designed in accordance with EN837-1 pressure gauge standards for industrial applications.

Dial sizes are available from compact 40mm gauges for restricted installations through to larger 160mm and specialist oversized gauges where enhanced visibility is required. Multiple connection sizes, mounting arrangements and custom configurations are available to suit a wide variety of industrial systems.

Dry stainless steel pressure gauges

Dry all stainless steel pressure gauges are suitable for stable industrial pressure applications where vibration damping is not required.

Glycerine filled stainless steel gauges

Glycerine filled gauges improve readability and durability within vibrating or pulsating systems including compressors, pumps and hydraulic equipment.

Hygienic and corrosive process applications

All stainless steel gauges are commonly selected for food, pharmaceutical, chemical and marine environments requiring improved corrosion resistance and media compatibility.

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All stainless steel pressure gauge applications

All stainless steel pressure gauges are used across a wide range of industrial and process applications where durability, corrosion resistance and reliable pressure indication are required.

Food and beverage processing

Stainless steel pressure gauges are widely used within food production and beverage systems where washdown resistance and hygienic suitability are important.

Pharmaceutical and cleanroom systems

All stainless steel gauges are commonly installed within pharmaceutical manufacturing, cleanroom environments and sterilisation systems where corrosion resistance and cleanliness are essential.

Marine and chemical processing

These gauges are frequently used within marine, offshore and chemical process applications exposed to corrosive environments, moisture and aggressive process media.

How to choose the correct all stainless steel pressure gauge

Selecting the correct stainless steel pressure gauge depends on the process media, operating pressure, environmental conditions and installation requirements.

Choose the correct pressure range

Select a gauge with an appropriate operating range for the application. Continuously operating near full-scale pressure may reduce service life and measurement stability.

Consider dry or glycerine filled construction

Dry gauges are suitable for stable applications, while glycerine filled gauges are recommended where vibration, pulsation or shock loading are present.

Review media compatibility

All stainless steel gauges provide improved compatibility with corrosive or demanding media compared with brass-based pressure gauges. Additional diaphragm seals may be required for particularly aggressive or hygienic applications.

Select the correct dial size and mounting style

Smaller dial sizes suit compact installations, while larger gauges improve visibility within plant and process environments. Bottom entry and back entry variants support different installation layouts.

All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge FAQs

Selecting the correct stainless steel pressure gauge depends on the operating environment, process media and the level of durability required. Below are answers to some common questions relating to all stainless steel pressure gauges and industrial process applications.

What is an all stainless steel pressure gauge?

An all stainless steel pressure gauge is a pressure indicator manufactured with stainless steel case, internals and wetted parts for improved corrosion resistance and durability.

When should stainless steel pressure gauges be used?

Stainless steel pressure gauges are commonly used within corrosive, hygienic or demanding industrial environments including food production, pharmaceutical processing, marine and chemical applications.

What is the difference between dry and glycerine filled stainless steel gauges?

Dry gauges contain air internally, while glycerine filled gauges use liquid filling to dampen vibration and improve readability within pulsating systems.

Can stainless steel pressure gauges be recalibrated?

Many stainless steel pressure gauges with removable bezels can be recalibrated or serviced as part of preventative maintenance and quality assurance procedures.