Description

A pressure gauge hose pipe is a flexible conduit used to connect a pressure gauge to a hydraulic or pneumatic system. It allows for remote pressure readings, enabling users to monitor pressure in hard-to-reach or hazardous locations. Here's a breakdown: Function: Remote Pressure Measurement: It extends the reach of a pressure gauge, allowing readings to be taken from a safe or convenient location. Vibration Dampening: The flexible hose can absorb vibrations and pulsations in the system, protecting the pressure gauge from damage and ensuring more accurate readings. Ease of Installation: It simplifies the installation of pressure gauges in tight or complex systems. Key Features: Flexibility: The hose is designed to be flexible, allowing for easy routing and connection. Pressure Rating: It must be rated for the maximum pressure of the system to ensure safe operation. Material: Common materials include: Rubber Thermoplastic Reinforced materials (e.g., steel wire braid) for high-pressure applications. Fittings: It is equipped with fittings at both ends to connect to the pressure gauge and the system. These fittings must be compatible with the system and gauge. Length: Hose lengths vary to accommodate different application requirements. Durability: The hoses are designed to withstand the operational enviroment, and the pressures that they will be subjected to. Applications: Hydraulic Systems: Monitoring pressure in hydraulic presses, lifts, and other equipment. Pneumatic Systems: Measuring pressure in air compressors, pneumatic tools, and other air-powered systems. 1   1. Air Pressure Gauge - How It Works | Tameson.com tameson.com Industrial Processes: Monitoring pressure in various industrial processes, such as chemical processing and manufacturing. Automotive and Heavy Equipment: Used for diagnostics, and testing.