Pressure gauges with a bottom (vertical) connection make up the largest portion of our pressure gauge lineup.

You can choose from a variety of diameters, pressure ranges, accuracy classes, and materials for the measuring system and housing, which should be selected based on the specific application.

Generally, a pressure gauge should not be loaded beyond 80% of its full-scale range. Therefore, if you need to measure a pressure of 10 bar, we recommend using a 16-bar pressure gauge.

In the event of pressure fluctuations (e.g., due to pumps or hydraulic systems), we recommend choosing a glycerin-filled pressure gauge and, if necessary, installing a shut-off valve or stopcock upstream of the pressure gauge to protect the bourdon tube.