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8mm (5/16) Push in Pressure Gauge 0-15psi

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8mm (5/16) Push in Pressure Gauge 0-15psi

This triple scale gauge is the ideal range to read pressures for pressurised fermentation. The triple scale gauge gives readings in Bar, PSI and kPA so irrespective of what units you prefer this gauge will display what you need.

This is the ideal presure gauge for FermZilla fermenters. As you really do not need to pressure ferment higher than 15psi. You could use a larger gauge, but the accuracy is less.

The barb on this gauge will enable you to put this directly onto hosing or alternatively you can connect it to any of the push in fittings such as the Duotight push in fittings in the 8mm (5/16") Size.

Specifications

0-15psi / 0-100kPa / 0-1.0 Bar (kg/cm^2) 
Rubber Coated
8mm duotight compatible Push in Barb


WARNING

Do not exceed 75% of the scaled-gauge pressure.  If you exceed gauge pressure it will damage the capillary in the gauge and prevent the gauge from working correctly.  NEVER exceed the 75% or more of the gauge display pressure range.

Not tested or approved for pure oxygen.

$2.44

Original: $6.96

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8mm (5/16) Push in Pressure Gauge 0-15psi—

$6.96

$2.44

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This triple scale gauge is the ideal range to read pressures for pressurised fermentation. The triple scale gauge gives readings in Bar, PSI and kPA so irrespective of what units you prefer this gauge will display what you need.

This is the ideal presure gauge for FermZilla fermenters. As you really do not need to pressure ferment higher than 15psi. You could use a larger gauge, but the accuracy is less.

The barb on this gauge will enable you to put this directly onto hosing or alternatively you can connect it to any of the push in fittings such as the Duotight push in fittings in the 8mm (5/16") Size.

Specifications

0-15psi / 0-100kPa / 0-1.0 Bar (kg/cm^2) 
Rubber Coated
8mm duotight compatible Push in Barb


WARNING

Do not exceed 75% of the scaled-gauge pressure.  If you exceed gauge pressure it will damage the capillary in the gauge and prevent the gauge from working correctly.  NEVER exceed the 75% or more of the gauge display pressure range.

Not tested or approved for pure oxygen.