Industrial Pressure Gauges

Industrial pressure gauges for machinery, plant and process duties. Compare 40–160 mm dials, dry or filled models and bottom- or back-entry connections.

40mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

40mm Industrial Pressure Gauges

50mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge - GNW Instrumentation

50mm Industrial Pressure Gauges

63mm Back Entry Glycerine Filled Pressure Gauge - GNW Instrumentation

63mm Industrial Pressure Gauges

100mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge - GNW Instrumentation

100mm Industrial Pressure Gauges

160mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge - GNW Instrumentation

160mm Industrial Pressure Gauges

Gauge Accessories

Collection

7 products

40mm Bottom Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £42.00

40mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £46.20

50mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £17.33

100mm Bottom Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £72.45

100mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £82.95

160mm Bottom Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £93.45

160mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge

From £103.95

Choosing the Right Gauge

Industrial pressure gauges provide robust local indication for machinery, plant and process installations. Available dial sizes and entry positions allow the instrument to be matched to compact equipment or more visible plant-room locations.

Choose a pressure, vacuum or compound range around the normal operating point. Then confirm the scale units, connection size, thread form and whether bottom or back entry suits the installation.

These gauges use a stainless steel case, but the wetted components must be checked separately against the process medium. Consider temperature, vibration and pulsation before deciding between a dry and glycerine-filled model.

For routine stable duties, compare general-purpose pressure gauges. Where different wetted materials are required, see all stainless steel pressure gauges; browse gauge accessories for mounting, connection and protection options.

Matching a Gauge to the Duty

Industrial gauges should be selected around the whole installation rather than pressure range alone. Consider visibility, available space, connection orientation, vibration, pulsation and surrounding conditions.

The case material does not identify every component exposed to the process. Check the stated wetted parts and seals against the medium and temperature.

Where the operating pressure changes rapidly, choose suitable headroom and consider whether a filled gauge or pressure accessory is needed.

Robust Construction

A stainless steel case supports industrial plant and machinery duties; check wetted-part materials separately.

Dry or Filled

Choose a dry gauge for stable conditions or a glycerine-filled model where vibration affects pointer readability.

Practical Dial Sizes

Compare compact machine gauges with larger dials for readings taken from a greater working distance.

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Applications

Suitable for local monitoring on machinery, process plant and equipment where the selected construction matches the duty.

Plant maintenance

Replace worn pressure indicators while retaining the required range and mounting arrangement.

Machine building

Select the case size and connection to fit the equipment layout.

Pump and utility systems

Monitor pressure where the process medium and operating conditions suit the gauge.

How to Choose

Set the range, choose dry or filled construction, check the wetted materials and confirm the connection and viewing position.

Assess vibration

Decide whether dry indication is sufficient or a filled alternative is needed.

Choose the measuring range

Allow for the normal duty and expected pressure peaks.

Check the process materials

Review wetted components and temperature limits, not case material alone.

Match the installation

Confirm the dial, thread and entry position against the pipework or panel.

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers to help with selection and replacement.

Are all gauges on this page dry?

The main product grid contains dry industrial gauges. The linked size collections also include filled alternatives.

Is there a dry 63 mm industrial option?

The linked 63 mm industrial collection currently contains glycerine-filled models only.

How do industrial and general-purpose gauges differ?

Industrial models offer more robust external construction. Compare the individual accuracy and material specifications before choosing.

Will a stainless-steel case resist a corrosive process fluid?

Case material alone is insufficient. The wetted components and seals must be suitable for the fluid.