does the actual guage read psi only and is the guage brass or plastic
353360
It's brass. It works pretty well. I can't remember off the top of my head if it's only psi or if it has others.
353361
The gauge I received is made of brass, the hose is rubber and the trigger casing is stainless steel.
353362
Mine is only PSI and gauge is heavy brass. I believe you can go directly to the Company to order the scale marks you need.
2070520
70-75 psi seems to work well. more pressure does not appear to have any greater effect. Hands down, one of the best purchases I have made in some time. I only use 110 volts. It has been more than adequate for my needs.
29779
I'm not sure what the guage is but the pot is heavy and solid. The handles are riveted. I've brewed with this pot now about a dozen times and am very happy with it. No appreciabe wear and it's still as solid as the day I got it. It's a good buy.
808881
Bar/mars/inches or terms related to the amount of vacuum a pump will pull. This is not a compressor so will make zero psi. It does not come with a gauge or valves. It has one vacuum hookup port only. It is a good unit and pulls a good vacuum. I use mine for stabilizing wood. A two stage unit will achieve a quicker job.
746721
Mechanical - more precise in a lower cost gauge. It takes a decent quality transducer for an electric gauge to be accurate, and those are more pricey.
1414487
The gauge is not accurate while the compressor is running. It is not totally accurate, even when it is not running. That is, not as accurate as a good quality dial gauge. I say this because I have several gauges, and all the round (dial) gauges read the same value,and the other ones (bar gauge, digital gauge, and the compressor's gauge) are off by a psi or two.Your best bet is to double check the compressor's gauge with a good quality dial gauge. It will be off by some constant, and once you know what that is, you can correct the compressor's reading by that.
666105
The one I bought is chrome colored plastic. There is also one available in chrome coated brass.
1623825
the Gage reads 1000 mm but it can hold more double the maximum, from my experience there's nothing better than this but but BUT.. the green plastic it's the easy break kind So you have to take care while closing or but it in a safe place so wont drop and might get break"the only bad thing"
1247337
it's all plastic except for small parts of the gauge. I would assume that you'll be fine.
1893402
It's a primary drinking hose for our Motorhome. Not sure what the psi is, it is a well made hose, one of the best I have bought. I like it so much, I bought another shorter one. I did remove the wire wrapped around each end of the hose due to the wire rusting.
1069777
I find the digital much more easier to read. You can see the PSI to the tenth and it is lighted.
2226194
It will only display millimeters or grams. There should be a small conversion sign on the back.
67200
yes, it measures in pounds of pressure per square inch. my tank is full at 2000 PSI and this gauge indicates it very accurately. From full all the down to zero. I am quite happy it.
434982
The outside is all metal. Sorry I don't know if it is specifically brass. Some of the inner parts are plastic. It works great with the delta thermostatic valve. I love it.
2142915
Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the thermal mass of the house.The manometer did not freezeThe tube is a plastic material so would have some give or flex if frozen.Thanks Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the... » Read More Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the thermal mass of the house.The manometer did not freezeThe tube is a plastic material so would have some give or flex if frozen.Thanks « Show Less
2175591
It goes up to 100 psi. I'm not sure how accurate it is though, but it does measure 100 psi on my road bike.
1305756
It is reliable. As far as accuracy, I haven't compared the pressure reading to any other gauge but i believe it shows a little higher than actual air pressure. I usually put in a bit more air than the tires require, ie., like 40 instead if 38