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An ultra-high purity pressure gauge is a device used to accurately measure pressure. Its service life is not only influenced by its cost but also by its accuracy. Many people find that even with identical devices, some last longer while others fail quickly. This is actually related to several factors within the device itself, and with the right maintenance methods, it can be used for longer.

It is a specialized instrument designed to measure the force per unit area between two surfaces in contact. Unlike standard pressure gauges that measure fluid pressure in a system, a Contact Pressure Gauge provides a direct reading of the physical pressure being applied at a specific point of contact, ensuring precision and preventing damage from over or under-pressurization.

In modern industrial systems, Pressure Measuring is not just a routine task—it's a crucial process that ensures safety, efficiency, and precision. At Changshu Herun Import & Export Co., Ltd., we deeply understand the importance of pressure measurement technology and its real-world impact. With continuous innovation, we provide high-quality solutions to meet the growing demands of various industries.

As a precision instrument, digital pressure gauges also have many precautions when using them, which is conducive to ensuring accurate measurement and extending service life. Today CSHERUN shares some precautions.

Today, CSHERUN will share how to read Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge. Its reading method is mainly divided into the following steps:

A Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge is a mechanical device used to measure the pressure of gases or liquids in a system. It operates based on the principle of a curved tube that straightens or deflects when pressure is applied. The Bourdon tube, which is typically made of brass or stainless steel, is connected to a pointer that moves along a calibrated dial to display the pressure reading. These gauges are commonly used in industrial applications, including oil and gas, manufacturing, and HVAC systems, to monitor system pressures accurately.