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Gas-filled dial thermometers

Function of a gas-filled dial thermometer

The measuring principle is based on the volumetric temperature expansion of the gas filling in the measuring element. The measuring element is firmly connected by a capillary tube with a measuring spring. The spring transfers the expansion of the gas filling by a movement on a dial.

Application purposes

Gas-filled dial thermometers are used for temperatures from -80°C up to +800°C. Accuracy is ± 1% of full scale deflection. Gas-filled dial thermometers can be supplied with a capillary line between measuring element and spring of up to 100m length.

Please ask us for special ranges or multiple scale dials.

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GU 100

  • diameter 100 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • case and stem made of stainless steel

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GU 160

  • diameter 160 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • case and stem made of stainless steel

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GU 250

  • diameter 250 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • case and stem made of stainless steel

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GFU 100

  • diameter 100 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • capillary made of stainless steel
  • case and stem made of stainless steel

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GFU 160

  • diameter 160 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • capillary made of stainless steel
  • case and stem made of stainless steel

Gas-filled Dial Thermometer GFU 250

  • diameter 250 mm
  • class 1,0
  • max. +600°C
  • capillary made of stainless steel
  • case and stem made of stainless steel
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