H-22-3A

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Scale Dials

The H-22-3A is a scale dial that helps users measure pressure in real-time. It is designed to accurately measure pressure up to 2000 psi. This device is commonly used in industry and research laboratories. It is also necessary for safety applications, as it can detect hazardous leakages and fluctuations in pressure.

The design of the H-22-3A is based on a differential pressure system, which allows it to measure relative pressure. It is powered by a glycerin/mercury manometer which has a scale of 0-5 psi imprinted on the device for easy reading. The dials are normally black, and are 2.3 inches in diameter with a 1/8 inch NPT connection.

To use the H-22-3A, the user connects the device to two points of the system with different pressures. This is done by connecting tubing to the two pressure points and then connecting the tubing to the two hose barbs on either side of the H-22-3A. The user then reads the point on the dial where the pressure is equal. The pressure is calculated by subtracting the reading from the lower pressure point from the reading from the higher pressure point.

The device works by comparing two different pressures. When the two pressures are the same, the device detects that and will display a numerical value that corresponds to the pressure of the system. This can then be used to monitor the pressure in the system or to measure the differences between two points.

The H-22-3A is capable of measuring up to 2000 psi, and is accurate to within 0.4%. This makes it ideal for applications where precision is required. It is also very easy to use and can be operated by just about anyone.

The H-22-3A is an essential tool for measuring and monitoring pressure in industrial and research settings. It is accurate, easy to use, and is capable of measuring up to 2000 psi. It is also very cost-effective, making it an attractive option for many applications.

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