100mm Bottom Entry Glycerine Filled Pressure Gauge for Industrial Duty

The 100mm Bottom Entry Glycerine Filled Pressure Gauge from GNW Instrumentation is intended for local pressure indication on industrial plant and OEM equipment where a stable, readable display is required. The 100mm dial gives operators a practical viewing area for routine checks, while the glycerine filling helps reduce pointer movement where vibration or pressure pulsation is present.

This industrial pressure gauge uses a bottom entry configuration, allowing it to mount vertically from a process connection, pipework take-off, manifold or equipment port. This installation style is commonly selected where the gauge needs to remain visible without additional panel mounting hardware. Correct positioning, isolation and range selection should be considered during installation to support reliable pressure indication and safe maintenance access.

The 304 stainless steel case provides external durability for general industrial environments, while brass wetted parts should be matched to compatible media and process conditions. Accuracy is specified as 1%, making the gauge appropriate for dependable local indication when the selected pressure range aligns with the required operating tolerance.

Selection and Installation Considerations

When specifying a glycerine filled pressure gauge, engineers and procurement teams should consider the process medium, expected vibration, mounting orientation and required readability. This model is particularly relevant where a robust local gauge is needed on machinery, fluid power equipment or general process pipework with compatible pressure media.

• 100mm dial for clear local pressure reading during inspection and maintenance
• Bottom entry connection for upright mounting from the process point
• Glycerine filled construction to help steady the indication in vibrating service
• 304 stainless steel case with brass wetted parts for compatible industrial duties
• 1% accuracy for general pressure monitoring applications