Pressure Gauge Systems That See Pressure Clearly
A dry or glycerin-filled pressure gauge in the 700 bar class for instant pressure monitoring in hydraulic systems. Manufactured to EN 837-1, it offers ±1% full-scale accuracy.
A dry or glycerin-filled pressure gauge in the 700 bar class for instant pressure monitoring in hydraulic systems. Manufactured to EN 837-1, it offers ±1% full-scale accuracy.
| Maximum Working Pressure | 700 bar (10,000 PSI) |
| Standard | EN 837-1 |
| Accuracy | ±1% full scale |
| Dial Sizes | 63 mm / 100 mm / 150 mm |
| Fill Type | Dry or glycerin-filled (vibration-dampened) |
| Connection | 1/4″–18 NPT (63 mm) / 1/2″–14 NPT (100–150 mm) |
| Weight | ~0.2–1.7 kg (depending on size) |
| Mounting Block | Can be used with an optional manifold/line mounting block |
Delivers ±1% full-scale reading accuracy to EN 837-1.
Provides stable, readable needle movement even on lines with vibration.
Choose from 63/100/150 mm depending on field visibility needs.
Standard NPT threaded connection allows direct mounting to manifolds and lines.
Built to withstand high pressure and demanding field conditions.
Connects directly with the Hydro Bard hydraulic manifold line.
It measures in the 700 bar (10,000 PSI) class.
A glycerin-filled gauge is recommended for lines with vibration; a dry type is sufficient for stationary or low-vibration lines.
It is manufactured to the EN 837-1 standard.
It has ±1% full-scale accuracy.
63 mm, 100 mm, and 150 mm dial options are offered.
Yes, it is directly compatible with the Hydro Bard hydraulic manifold line, and it can also be mounted on independent lines.
Depending on dial size, either 1/4″–18 NPT or 1/2″–14 NPT connection is offered.
Yes, an optional mounting block enables independent mounting on the line.
Periodic calibration is recommended; manufactured to EN 837-1, it retains its accuracy over the long term with regular checks.
It can be used across a wide temperature and humidity range, including workshop, field, and offshore settings.
It can be supplied together with the hydraulic manifold, pump, and bolt tensioning systems, or on its own.
The gauge should be removed and checked or calibrated, and replaced with a new one if necessary.
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