31237708 | 113.13.2.5" (approx. 400 bar) special scale renge: 110 ton | Wika (OBSOLETE)

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113.13.2.5" (approx. 400 bar) special scale renge: 110 ton

Applications of the hydraulic pressure gauge

For measuring points with high dynamic pressure loads or vibrations
For gaseous and liquid media that are not highly viscous or crystallising and will not attack copper alloy parts
Hydraulics
Compressors

Special Features of the hydraulic pressure gauge

Vibration and shock resistant
Design per EN 837-1
Scale ranges up to 0 ... 400 bar

Description of the hydraulic pressure gauge

The hydraulic pressure gauge model 113.13 is a liquid-filled mechanical pressure gauge with plastic case.

The liquid filling causes damping of the internal components and contributes to an increased vibration resistance and shock resistance.

The hydraulic pressure gauges are suitable for installation in machines and plants where vibrations and shocks are expected.

These hydraulic gauges are based on the proven Bourdon tube measuring system. The deflection of the Bourdon tube is transmitted to a movement and indicated.

The plastic case and the window are welded together and an O-ring seal seals the process connection at the case. In this way the instrument fulfils the high requirements for IP65 ingress protection.

With accuracy class 2.5 and the available nominal sizes 40, 50 and 63, this model is suited for a wide range of applications in industry. The mounting bracket, which is available as an option, enables the panel mounting of pressure gauges with back mount process connection. The nominal size 63 mm version with back mount process connection is alternatively offered with a mounting flange on the front of the instrument. This mounting flange is used, when, for example, panel mounting is only possible from the front.