Pressure Gauge, 2 in Dial, 1/4 in MNPT, Bottom Location, ABS Case Material MPN:20W1005PH 02L XRUZG 200#
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Pressure Gauge, 2 in Dial, 1/4 in MNPT, Bottom Location, ABS Case Material
The Ashcroft 2-inch dial pressure gauge is a reliable and accurate measurement tool for a variety of industrial applications. Its bottom-mount design and 1/4 inch MNPT connection make it easy to integrate into existing systems. The gauge's ABS case material provides durability and resistance to corrosion, while its polycarbonate lens ensures clear visibility. With an accuracy of +/-3-2-3 percent, this gauge is suitable for applications requiring precise pressure monitoring, such as in chemical processing, oil and gas, and HVAC systems. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to install and maintain.
Top product features:
- Pressure Gauge displays a 2-inch dial for easy reading.
- Pressure Gauge has a bottom process connection location for convenient installation.
- Pressure Gauge has a primary display range of 0 to 200 for precise measurement.
Top product applications:
- Pressure gauge for industrial process control systems
- Pressure gauge for HVAC system monitoring and maintenance
- Pressure gauge for laboratory equipment and scientific research applications
Pressure Gauge, Accuracy +/-3-2-3 Percent, Gauge Case Material ABS, Nominal Dial Size 2 in, Lens Material Polycarbonate, IP/NEMA Rating Not Rated, Sensor Material Bronze, Socket Material Brass, Process Connection Type MNPT, Process Connection Location Bottom, Process Connection Size 1/4 in, Primary Display Range 0 to 200, Process Temperature Range -40 Degrees to 150 Degrees F
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: BR
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 2.20
- Package Width: 1.20
- Package Height: 2.80
- Package Weight: 0.15
Product info last updated on January 17, 2026 7:01pm UTC
Category: Pressure and Vacuum Measuring