
160mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge
160mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge
The 160mm Back Entry Industrial Pressure Gauge from GNW Instrumentation provides local pressure indication for industrial equipment, pipework, machinery and maintenance replacement duties. Its large 160mm dial gives operators and engineers a practical reading point where an industrial pressure gauge is required at the point of measurement.
The back entry connection is intended for panel, fascia, enclosure or equipment-front mounting, allowing the dial to remain visible while the pressure connection is made from behind. The industrial construction provides a robust mechanical pressure indicator for plant, machinery and packaged equipment where local indication is preferred over electronic display hardware.
This gauge is suited to engineers, OEMs and maintenance teams specifying a direct-reading pressure instrument for routine monitoring, commissioning and equipment checks. Final selection should consider the required pressure range, process medium, vibration level, operating temperature and installation layout.
Selection and Installation Considerations
Before ordering, compare the gauge configuration with the existing installation or project specification. Correct selection helps improve readability, service life and measurement confidence.
- Use the 160mm dial where improved visibility is needed from a normal working distance.
- Confirm the back entry connection suits the panel, fascia or equipment-front mounting arrangement.
- Check the gauge construction, range and connection against the site specification before installation.
- Select a pressure range that allows normal operating pressure to sit comfortably within the scale.

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Is this gauge suitable for corrosive media?
What does the back entry connection mean for installation?
Is the 160mm dial size suitable for plant readings?
How should I interpret the accuracy value of 1%?
Use the stated accuracy value of 1% when assessing suitability, and confirm it aligns with the required measuring duty and pressure range before selection.



