Vacuum Gauges

Vacuum gauges are vital instruments used to measure and monitor pressure levels within vacuum systems. They provide high accuracy in readings across different ranges, such as up to 1000 Torr, ensuring traceable measurement results for precise control and calibration in laboratory and industrial applications.

  1. GRANVILLE PHILLIPS CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    316 Series Convectron Gauge Controller

    Granville Phillips 316 Convectron Vacuum Gauge Controller allows you to measure pressure at six points in a vacuum system simultaneously.

  2. BOC EDWARDS TIC INSTRUMENT CONTROLLER 3 HEAD

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    BOC EDWARDS TIC INSTRUMENT CONTROLLER 3 HEAD

    TIC Instrument Controller - 3 Head

    TIC can accodomate 3 active gauges and automatically recognizes and controls active gauges including APG100 Pirani, convection, thermocouple, strain, inverted magnetron, wide range and active ion gauges.

Common Applications

Laboratory vacuum systems

Industrial pressure monitoring

Vacuum deposition processes

Scientific research

Calibration and testing

Manufacturing quality control

Buying Guide

Vacuum Gauges Buying Guide

When selecting vacuum gauges, consider the pressure range they can measure, such as 1 Torr to 1000 Torr, to match your specific application.

Ensure that the gauge type, whether a pressure transducer, capacitance gauge, or vacuum switch, suits your operational needs and environment.

  • Verify the calibration status of the gauge for accurate and traceable measurements.
  • Consider the precision and resolution required for your specific measurement applications.
  • Check if the gauge includes fail-safe features to enhance operational safety.
  • Assess compatibility with your existing systems and pressure requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Torr in vacuum measurement?
A Torr is a unit of pressure that is equivalent to 1/760 of an atmosphere, used to quantify pressure levels in vacuum systems.
How do vacuum gauges ensure accuracy?
Vacuum gauges ensure accuracy through calibration against known standards and by providing precision within specified ranges, such as 1 Torr to 1000 Torr.
What types of vacuum gauges are available?
Popular types include pressure transducers, capacitance gauges, and vacuum switches, each designed to handle specific pressure ranges and applications.
Why is calibration important for vacuum gauges?
Calibration is crucial for ensuring that vacuum gauges provide accurate and traceable measurements, reducing error and ensuring system reliability.