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Ashcroft 2074, 2174, 2274 Digital Pressure Gauges
View ProductUtilizes polysilicon thin film technology to provide highly reliable, precise digital pressure measurement that remains virtually unaffected by heavy shock and vibration.
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Ashcroft 2084, 2086, 2089 Digital Test Gauges
View ProductUtilizes silicone MEMS sensor technology to provide highly accurate, long-term stability for precision test instrumentation and critical measurement applications.
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Ashcroft 8008A Stainless Steel Case Commercial Pressure Gauge
View ProductDesigned to strict EN837-1 and ASME B40.100 standards. A perfect choice for commercial hydraulic systems, compressors, and high-demand OEM applications.
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Ashcroft SB Subsea Pressure Gauge
View ProductProvides exceptional durability for extreme undersea environments. Features a robust, fully-welded measurement system engineered for depths up to 6,000 meters.
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Ashcroft SC Subsea Pressure Gauge
View ProductEngineered specifically for deep underwater environments. The fully-welded construction ensures absolute reliability and corrosion resistance at depths up to 6,000 meters.
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Ashcroft 1187 Low Pressure Bellows Gauge
View ProductA highly sensitive ASME type low pressure panel gauge. Available with diaphragm seals to meet a wide variety of challenging process and installation applications.
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Ashcroft HPX Miniature High Purity Pressure Gauge – 28mm
View ProductOffers absolute reliability for ultra high-purity gas delivery systems. Features a compact 28mm design optimized for high-density semiconductor and electronic fabrication mounting.
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Ashcroft HPX High Purity Pressure Gauge – 50mm, 63mm
View ProductUltrasonically cleaned for exceptional quality in ultra high-purity semiconductor gas delivery systems. Features stainless steel construction ideal for industrial electronic manufacturing.
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Ashcroft HPT Teflon Pressure Gauge – 63mm
View ProductAn anti-corrosion gauge offering exceptional performance for chemical delivery systems. Nitrogen leak tested for superior quality in limited space semiconductor installations.
