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What is a pressure gauge, and how does it work? Pressure gauges are mechanical or mechatronic instruments that measure and display the pressure of a liquid or gas using one of several measuring technologies: Bourdon tube, diaphragm element, capsule element, etc.
WIKA is a world leader in the manufacture of mechanical pressure measuring instruments (pressure gauges). Whether you want to measure down to 0.5 mbar or up to 7,000 bar - We offer you the right pressure gauge for each industry and each measuring requirement.
Pressure gauges measure gauge pressure, absolute pressure and differential pressure. Furthermore, not only can WIKA pressure gauges be used for measuring positive gauge pressure, but also for measuring negative gauge pressure.
WIKA manufactures many models of low pressure gauges with a variety of wetted materials, scale ranges, accuracies, nominal sizes, and safety options. To find the appropriate instrument for your low-pressure application, contact the technical specialists at WIKA USA.
Gauge pressure, also called overpressure, is the pressure of a system above atmospheric pressure. Gauge pressure is zero-referenced against ambient air (or atmospheric) pressure, so gauge pressure readings include the pressure from the weight of the atmosphere.
Our pressure gauges (mechanical pressure measuring instruments) for gauge, absolute and differential pressure have been proven millions of times over. For the optimal solution for the widest range of applications, there is a choice of measuring systems in Bourdon tube, diaphragm element and capsule element technologies.
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WIKA is the global leader in industrial pressure gauges, with 100-plus products for measuring gauge pressure, differential pressure, and absolute pressure.
