PRESSURE
GAUGES
363
Pressure Gauges
Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula Michigan
Phone: 800-837-1700 • 414-351-4884
Fax: 414-351-6339
Low Cost Liquid Filled Pressure Gauges
Model Selection Guide
Size: 1.5", 2", and 2.5"
Accuracy: 2.5% of full scale
Materials: Case and ring: 304 stainless steel; Window: Polycarbonate; Seals:
Buna-N; Pointer: Black-finished Galvalume; Dial: Galvalume, white
background with blue and black markings; Movement: Brass; Bourdon
Tube: Phosphor bronze
Connections: Brass; 1.5" Dial: 1/8" NPT center back mount; 2" and 2.5" Dial:
1/4" NPT lower or center back mount
Scale: Dual scale PSI/Bar (100 x kPa)
11/2" Dials In Stock at Lesman!
Buying more
than 11 gauges?
Call Lesman for
additional
discounts.
1-4
Quantity
5-11
166664
166665
166666
166667
166668
166669
$13.48
13.48
13.48
13.48
13.48
15.93
$11.55
11.55
11.55
11.55
11.55
13.65
165282
165283
165284
165285
165286
165287
165288
165296
165297
165298
165299
165300
165301
165302
165377
165378
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
17.57
19.67
19.67
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
15.06
16.86
16.86
165289
165290
165291
165292
165293
165294
165295
165303
165304
165305
165306
165307
165308
165309
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
12.78
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
15.12
17.57
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
10.95
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
12.96
15.06
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Use Liquid-Filled Gauges and Start Saving Money!
Even though the initial cost of a liquid-filled gauge is
two to three times more than standard general equipment
gauges, you can actually save money by using them! If you
have to replace a gauge, you not only have the cost of the
gauge, but you have the labor costs of installation. The
table to the right shows how it calculates out assuming
your labor costs are $35.00 including wages and benefits.
And this doesn't include cost of inventory (you'll stock
more general purpose gauges — you'll use more), or cost
of purchasing (you'll have to purchase general purpose
gauges more often!)
For more tips on saving purchasing, inventory, and
carrying costs, visit our website.
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General Purpose
Pressure Gauge
Liquid-Filled
Pressure Gauge
Initial Purchase Price
per Gauge
(4 x $7.00)
$28.00
(1 x $25.00)
$25.00
Labor/Installation
@ $35.00/Hour
(4 x $17.50)
$70.00
(1 x $17.50)
$17.50
$98.00
$42.50
Total Cost
Savings with Liquid Filled Gauges = $55.50
ASCO Solenoid Valves
Catalog
Number
Tubing and Tube Fittings
Specifications
Dial
Range
Size
1/8" NPT Center Back Mount
0 - 30 PSI
1 1/2"
0 - 60 PSI
1 1/2"
0 - 100 PSI
1 1/2"
0 - 160 PSI
1 1/2"
0 - 300 PSI
1 1/2"
0 - 1000 PSI
1 1/2"
1/4" NPT Lower Mount
0 - 30 PSI
2"
0 - 60 PSI
2"
0 - 100 PSI
2"
0 - 160 PSI
2"
0 - 300 PSI
2"
0 - 600 PSI
2"
0 - 1000 PSI
2"
0 - 30 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 60 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 100 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 160 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 300 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 600 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 1000 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 2000 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 3000 PSI
2 1/2"
1/4" NPT Center Back Mount
0 - 30 PSI
2"
0 - 60 PSI
2"
0 - 100 PSI
2"
0 - 160 PSI
2"
0 - 300 PSI
2"
0 - 600 PSI
2"
0 - 1000 PSI
2"
0 - 30 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 60 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 100 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 160 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 300 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 600 PSI
2 1/2"
0 - 1000 PSI
2 1/2"
Configuration Datasheets
Prices Cut
By 25%!
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Index and Reference
Lesman Instrument Company
V 07.2000
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and SW Michigan
Phone: 800-953-7626 • 630-834-2200
Fax: 630-834-2386
PRESSURE
GAUGES
V 07.2000
364
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and SW Michigan
Phone: 800-953-7626 • 630-834-2200
Fax: 630-834-2386
Lesman Instrument Company
www.lesman.com
[email protected]
Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula Michigan
Phone: 800-837-1700 • 414-351-4884
Fax: 414-351-6339
Pressure Gauges
Liquid Filled Gauges
21⁄2" Stainless Steel Case Liquid Filled Gauge
ASCO Solenoid Valves
The Series 550 liquid filled gauge is a
versatile instrument gauge featuring an all
stainless steel housing and a variety of
bourdon tube, connection materials, and
styles to select from.
The Series 550 gauge also features a unique
multi-function plug that serves as a vent,
pressure relief, and liquid fill access. Case
venting is easily accomplished by removing
the small nipple from the plug.
Specifications
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Dial Size: 2 1⁄2"
Stem Mounting: 1⁄4" NPT
Case: 300 Stainless Steel
Window: Polycarbonate, sealed to case with Buna-N gasket and secured
with permanent “rolled-on” ring.
Restrictor: Screw type with stainless steel, push type with brass.
Accuracy: ±3-2-3% of span.
Liquid Fill: Standard liquid fill is glycerine, but silicone and mineral oils are
available. Dry gauges are available as off-the-shelf stock.
Bourdon Tube: 555L: Phosphor bronze; 550L: 316 stainless steel
Tubing and Tube Fittings
Model Selection Guide
Configuration Datasheets
Lesman Value-Added Services
Catalog
Quantity
Range
Number
1-4
5-11
12-24
Series 555L: 1⁄4” NPT Brass Bottom Male Connection
30" HgVac-0
153240
$26.88
$23.04
$21.12
30" HgVac-15 PSI
153241
26.88
23.04
21.12
30" HgVac-30 PSI
153242
26.88
23.04
21.12
30" HgVac-60 PSI
153243
26.88
23.04
21.12
30" HgVac-100 PSI
153244
26.88
23.04
21.12
0-15 PSI
153246
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-30 PSI
153247
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-60 PSI
153248
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-100 PSI
153249
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-160 PSI
153250
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-200 PSI
153251
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-300 PSI
153252
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-600 PSI
153254
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-1000 PSI
153256
25.03
21.45
19.66
0-1500 PSI
153257
27.65
23.70
21.73
0-2000 PSI
153258
27.65
23.70
21.73
0-3000 PSI
153259
27.65
23.70
21.73
0-4000 PSI
153260
27.65
23.70
21.73
0-5000 PSI
153261
27.65
23.70
21.73
0-10,000 PSI
153263
29.89
25.62
23.49
Catalog
Quantity
Range
Number
1-4
5-11
12-24
Series 550L: 1⁄4” NPT 316 Stainless Steel Bottom Male Connection
30" HgVac-0
153000
$49.95
$42.81
$30.68
30" HgVac-15 PSI
153001
49.95
42.81
30.68
30" HgVac-30 PSI
153002
49.95
42.81
30.68
30" HgVac-60 PSI
153003
49.95
42.81
30.68
30" HgVac-100 PSI
153004
49.95
42.81
30.68
0-15 PSI
153006
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-30 PSI
153007
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-60 PSI
153008
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-100 PSI
153009
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-160 PSI
153010
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-200 PSI
153011
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-300 PSI
153012
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-600 PSI
153014
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-1000 PSI
153016
46.52
39.87
28.57
0-1500 PSI
153017
51.42
44.07
31.58
0-2000 PSI
153018
51.42
44.07
31.58
0-3000 PSI
153019
51.42
44.07
31.58
0-5000 PSI
153021
51.42
44.07
31.58
0-10,000 PSI
153023
53.94
46.23
33.13
Frequently Asked Questions About Pressure Gauges
Index and Reference
Question #1: How do I select a pressure range?
Question #3: What are safe temperature ranges for gauges?
Rule of thumb is to select a gauge where your normal operating
pressure appears at 12 o’clock on the scale. Typically, you can accomplish
this by selecting a gauge that is twice your intended normal operating
pressure. Ideally, your normal operating range should fall within 25%
to 75% of the scale.
Ambient conditions for most gauges are -40 to 160° F for dry gauges,
and -4 to 140° F for liquid-filled gauges. The temperature range for
liquid-filled gauges can be extended somewhat by using a silicone fill
instead of glycerine.
Media temperatures can be much higher than the ambient temperature, but the media must be cooled before it enters the gauge. This can
be accomplished using syphons, pigtails, diaphragm seals, or capillaries.
Call for recommendations on your specific application.
Question #2: What’s the best way to determine the dial size
I should use?
There are two main things to consider. The first is space restriction.
Most likely, you’ll want to use the largest dial size allowable in the space
provided. The second, and easier way to decide, is to find out what
readable increments are preferred by the user/operator. Lesman can
source gauges from 1" to 20" in diameter, to fit just about any need.
You’ll also need to choose a larger dial size when you require higher
accuracy, so you can read smaller pressure scale increments.
Question #4: How does temperature affect the accuracy of
pressure gauges?
For every 50° F the process temperature varies above or below 70° F,
you will lose an additional 1% accuracy. So, if you install a process
gauge (base accuracy equals ±0.5% span) in an application where the
temperature is 120° F, your gauge will have an accuracy of ±1.5% span.
PRESSURE
GAUGES
365
21⁄2" Liquid Filled Plastic Case Gauges
One of our major steel mill customers was looking for a gauge that
was rugged, readable and reasonably priced. They wanted to
standardize on a gauge that would handle 80% of their applications.
They had been stocking gauges in a variety of sizes and ranges.
Maintaining this inventory was time-consuming and expensive. After
field testing gauges from a number of manufacturers, they standardized
on the P580L. It’s RUGGED!
Because the P580L is reasonable, the purchase cost of their gauges
was reduced. Plus, inventory costs were reduced through standardization.
Why not buy some to try them, and save money, too!
Specifications
Dial: 2 1⁄2”
Case: Black glass-filled propylene
Bourdon Tube: Phosphor bronze
Accuracy: ±3%-2%-3%
Window: Acrylic
Connection: 1⁄4" NPT lower male and
1⁄4” NPT center back
Liquid Fill: Glycerine
1-4
Quantity
5-11
12+
$27.75
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
23.88
28.29
28.29
28.29
$25.44
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
21.89
25.93
25.93
25.93
$23.13
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
19.90
23.58
23.58
23.58
26.19
26.19
26.19
26.19
26.19
26.19
26.19
26.19
32.94
32.94
32.94
24.01
24.01
24.01
24.01
24.01
24.01
24.01
24.01
30.20
30.20
30.20
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
27.45
27.45
27.45
U-clamp panel mount versions are also available.
Ordering a large number of gauges?
Combine ranges to maximize your savings!
For combined quantities of more than 12,
call Lesman for additional discounts!
Question #5: My media temperature is over 160° F. How do
I lower the temperature?
Question #7: What happens when I overrange a pressure
gauge?
We suggest using syphons, pigtails, diaphragm seals, or capillaries to
lower the temperature of the media going into the gauge. All are
available through Lesman, and are easy to install.
A good rule of thumb to use for coil syphons is this: For every foot
of 1/2" diameter steel pipe, you will lower the media temperature by
100° F. If your media starts to solidify as it cools, a diaphgram seal is the
only option.
The sensing element in most gauges is a bourdon tube — a metallic
tube in a specific size and shape, straightened in a very predictable
manner, to behave a known way when pressure is applied on the inside
of the tube.
If you overpressure the gauge, you run the risk of straightening the
bourdon tube permanently, destroying the accuracy of the gauge. If
you overpressure the gauge by too much, you run the risk of rupturing
the bourdon tube and creating an unsafe situation.
Question #6: My line pressure fluctuates and causes the
pointer to jump all over. What can I do about it?
If your medium is air or clean water, put in a gauge with a built-in
restrictor or use a pressure snubber. If you get pressure spikes that
continue to damage your instruments, put in a pressure limiter (look in
our catalog under Pressure Gauge Accessories).
Question #8: There’s a lot of vibration in my process line.
How do I keep it from ruining my gauge?
Vibration causes wear in the movement parts of your gauge, resulting
in a gradual loss of accuracy and pointer failure. Consider using liquidfilled gauges, pulsation snubbers, or flexible hose and tube mountings.
ASCO Solenoid Valves
Catalog
Range
Number
1⁄4” NPT Lower Connection
30" HgVac- 0
136340
0- 15 PSI
136310
0- 30 PSI
136311
0- 60 PSI
136312
0- 100 PSI
136313
0- 160 PSI
136314
0- 200 PSI
136315
0- 300 PSI
136316
0- 400 PSI
136317
0- 600 PSI
136318
0- 1000 PSI
136319
0- 2000 PSI
142086
0- 3000 PSI
138815
0- 5000 PSI
138816
1⁄4” NPT Center Back Connection
0- 15 PSI
136323
0- 30 PSI
136324
0- 60 PSI
136325
0- 100 PSI
136326
0- 160 PSI
136327
0- 300 PSI
136329
0- 600 PSI
136330
0- 1000 PSI
136331
0- 2000 PSI
142795
0- 3000 PSI
142796
0- 5000 PSI
142797
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Model Selection Guide
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Pressure Gauges
Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula Michigan
Phone: 800-837-1700 • 414-351-4884
Fax: 414-351-6339
Lesman Value-Added Services
www.lesman.com
[email protected]
Index and Reference
Lesman Instrument Company
V 07.2000
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and SW Michigan
Phone: 800-953-7626 • 630-834-2200
Fax: 630-834-2386
PRESSURE
GAUGES
V 07.2000
366
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and SW Michigan
Phone: 800-953-7626 • 630-834-2200
Fax: 630-834-2386
Lesman Instrument Company
www.lesman.com
[email protected]
Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula Michigan
Phone: 800-837-1700 • 414-351-4884
Fax: 414-351-6339
Pressure Gauges
Liquid Filled Gauges
4" Stainless Steel Liquid Filled Gauge
ASCO Solenoid Valves
Prices cut more
than 30% on
P540Ls!
Tubing and Tube Fittings
The Series 540 liquid-filled gauge provides ruggedness and corrosion-resistance with an all stainless steel housing and rotary movement
at a truly economical price. The 540L has a multi-functional plug that
provides venting, pressure relief, and liquid fill access. To vent the case,
you need only to remove the small rubber nipple from the vent plug.
Specifications
Configuration Datasheets
Lesman Value-Added Services
Dial Size: 4"
Case: 300 Series stainless steel, solid back case with bayonet-type stainless
steel ring. Buna-N multi-functional plug with removable nipple for venting,
pressure relief and liquid-fill access.
Window: Shatter-resistant, high-temperature acrylic, sealed to case with
Buna-N gasket and secured with a bayonet ring.
Restrictor: 300 Series stainless steel, threaded, 0.018" hole.
Accuracy: ±1% span.
Liquid Fill: Standard liquid fill is glycerine, but silicone and mineral oil are
available. Call Lesman or visit our website. Dry (unfilled) gauges are
available as off-the-shelf stock.
Connection: P540L’s stem mounting is 1⁄2" NPT bottom connection;
(1⁄4" NPT also available) welded 316 stainless steel. P541L’s panel mount
is 1⁄4" NPT lower back connection, welded 316 stainless steel.
Model Selection Guide
Catalog
Quantity
Range
Number
1-4
5-11
P540L Stem Mount: 1⁄2” NPT Stainless Steel Bottom Connection
0- 30" HgVac
151850
$72.09
$64.08
30" HgVac-0- 15 PSI
151851
72.09
64.08
30" HgVac-0- 30 PSI
151852
72.09
64.08
30" HgVac-0- 100 PSI
151854
72.09
64.08
0- 15 PSI
151856
72.09
64.08
0- 30 PSI
151872
69.64
61.90
0- 60 PSI
151857
69.64
61.90
0- 100 PSI
151858
69.64
61.90
0- 160 PSI
151859
69.64
61.90
0- 200 PSI
151860
69.64
61.90
0- 300 PSI
151861
69.64
61.90
0- 600 PSI
151863
69.64
61.90
0- 1000 PSI
151865
69.64
61.90
0- 2000 PSI
151867
75.42
67.04
0- 3000 PSI
151868
75.42
67.04
0- 6000 PSI
151869
75.42
67.04
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For ⁄4" NPT LM connection, order Catalog No. 1514 _ _.
P541L Panel Mount: 1⁄4” NPT Stainless Steel Lower Back Connection
0- 30" HgVac
151900
$108.85
$104.12
30" HgVac-0- 15 PSI
151901
108.85
104.12
30" HgVac-0- 100 PSI
151904
108.85
104.12
0- 15 PSI
151906
108.85
104.12
0- 30 PSI
151922
112.73
102.83
0- 60 PSI
151907
100.65
96.28
0- 100 PSI
151908
100.65
96.28
0- 160 PSI
151909
100.65
96.28
0- 300 PSI
151911
100.65
96.28
0- 600 PSI
151913
100.65
96.28
0- 1000 PSI
151915
100.65
96.28
Combine ranges for maximum savings!
Call for additional discounts on
12 or more pieces!
Frequently Asked Questions About Pressure Gauges (Continued)
Question #9: My medium has some dirt (entrained solids) in
it. Will a standard pressure gauge work?
It depends on the size of the dirt. Anytime you have entrained solids
in your medium, we suggest installing a diaphragm isolation seal on
the gauge. You’ll pay more for the gauge. But, in the long run, the
lifetime cost of the gauge will be lower because you won’t have to
replace it nearly as often.
Index and Reference
Question #10: How do I select the proper diaphgram seal for
my gauge?
To find the right diaphragm seal, you’ll need to know the following:
(1) Your process connection: Do you need to fit an NPT thread,
flange attached, or welded connection?
(2) Material compatibility with process medium: Typically, your
pipe and diaphgram seal wetted parts are made of the same material.
(3) Operating pressure and temperature of your process: To make
sure the proper diaphgram material and fill fluid are selected.
(4) Instrument connection size: With all these facts, you can easily
find the right diaphragm seal. If you need help, e-mail your requirements
to [email protected].
Question #11: Why should I use liquid-filled gauges instead
of general equipment gauges (that cost less)?
Anytime your process is subject to vibration, you should consider
using a liquid-filled gauge. Putting a general equipment gauge on a
vibrating air or water line will shorten the gauge’s lifespan. By installing
a liquid-filled gauge instead, you lengthen the gauge’s useful life,
reduce the number of gauges you use, and eliminate the cost of labor
necessary to replace the gauge.
Liquid-filled gauges offer a number of advantages: The liquid absorbs
vibration and pressure spikes, reducing wear on the mechanics of the
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Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula Michigan
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PRESSURE
GAUGES
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4" Stainless Steel Liquid Filled Gauge with Brass Connection and Wetted Parts
Pressure Gauges
Lesman Instrument Company
V 07.2000
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and SW Michigan
Phone: 800-953-7626 • 630-834-2200
Fax: 630-834-2386
Dial Size: 4"
Case: 300 series stainless steel case with solid back. Buna-N plug with
removable nipple for venting, pressure relief and liquid fill access.
Window: Plexiglass, polychloroprene gasket.
Accuracy: ±1% span
Liquid Fill: Standard liquid fill is glycerine. Mineral oil is available. Dry
(unfilled) gauges are available off the shelf!
Connection: P545: Stem mount, 1⁄4" NPT bottom connection, brass. P546:
Panel mount, 1⁄4" NPT lower back connection, brass.
gauge. The dampening action of the liquid enables you to take readings
during conditions of rapid dynamic loading and vibration. The liquid
lubricates all moving elements, dramatically reducing wear.
Because most liquid-filled gauges are filled with non-aqueous liquid
and are hermetically sealed, they perform in corrosive environments
and are immune to moisture penetration and icing, and shock effects
are lessened. Liquid-filled gauges enhance the reliability and integrity
of the measuring system for long periods under extreme operating
conditions.
In the long run, the total cost of a liquid-filled gauge will be less than
the cost of the general equipment gauges used for the same application.
Question #12: How do I know what fill fluid to use?
The type of liquid used to fill a gauge varies with the application. If
your application is prone to high vibration, choose a fill fluid with a
higher viscosity. A gauge’s degree of dampening depends on the
Need a different fill fluid? Call Lesman.
operating requirements it must meet: pointer response time, pressure
extremes, and vibration. If icing is a problem, you’ll more likely want to
use a silicone oil fill, which has a low viscosity, even at temperatures to
-76° F (-60° C). Silicone fill is also good for processes exposed to extreme
temperature fluctuations.
The recommended allowable operating range of USP glycerine fill is
-4° to 140° F (-20° to 60° C), DC-200 silicone: -40° to 140° F (-40° to 60° C).
Question #13: Why does the glycerine in my liquid-filled
gauges turn green over time? It’s harder to read.
When you buy glycerine-filled gauges, make sure the fill fluid is 99%
pure glycerine. Sometimes, a supplier will mix water into the glycerine.
If he uses tap water, not distilled water, the minerals in the water will
start to culture inside the gauge, turning the glycerine green or black.
Lesman uses 99% pure glycerine in all our glycerine-filled gauges.
Tubing and Tube Fittings
Configuration Datasheets
Specifications
Lesman Value-Added Services
U.S. Gauge Series 545 stainless steel gauges combine low cost and
high-reliability features for a variety of corrosive and high vibration
applications. Series 545 gauges are available in 4" nominal stainless
steel case designs housing a phosphor bronze bourdon tube and a
brass movement and socket assembly. Series 545 gauges come in
vacuum, compound, and gauge pressure ranges: 30" Hg Vac; 30" Hg-030 PSI; and 0-600 PSI, and feature ±1.6% full scale accuracy. Stem
mount as well as lower back mounting designs are available.
Catalog
Quantity
Range
Number
1-4
5-11
1
545L Stem Mount: ⁄4” NPT Brass Bottom Connection
0-30" HgVac
157600
$43.33
$41.44
30"-0-30 PSI
157601
43.33
41.44
30"-0-100psi
157602
43.33
41.44
0-15 PSI
157603
43.33
41.44
0-30 PSI
157604
42.52
40.67
0-60 PSI
157605
42.52
40.67
0-100 PSI
157606
42.52
40.67
0-160 PSI
157607
42.52
40.67
0-200 PSI
157608
42.52
40.67
0-300 PSI
157609
42.52
40.67
0-600 PSI
157610
42.52
40.67
0-1000 PSI
157611
42.52
40.67
0-1500 PSI
157612
44.88
42.93
0-2000 PSI
157613
44.88
42.93
0-3000 PSI
157614
44.88
42.93
0-6000 PSI
157615
44.88
42.93
546L Panel Mount: 1⁄4” NPT Brass Lower Back Connection
0-30" HgVac
157800
$50.51
$48.32
30"-0-100psi
157802
50.51
48.32
0-15 PSI
157803
50.51
48.32
0-30 PSI
157804
48.88
46.75
0-60 PSI
157805
48.88
46.75
0-100 PSI
157806
48.88
46.75
0-160 PSI
157807
48.88
46.75
0-200 PSI
157808
48.88
46.75
0-300 PSI
157809
48.88
46.75
0-600 PSI
157810
48.88
46.75
0-1000 PSI
157811
48.88
46.75
0-1500 PSI
157812
52.07
49.80
0-2000 PSI
157813
52.07
49.80
0-3000 PSI
157814
52.07
49.80
0-6000 PSI
157815
52.07
49.80
Index and Reference
See page 335
for details on how to save
money by using liquid
filled gauges!
ASCO Solenoid Valves
Model Selection Guide