Is the thread pitch of the seismic pressure gauge with a 60mm thread size the same?
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Our unit has just purchased a new compressor. We removed the pressure gauge from the old compressor in order to install it on the new one, but we were unable to do so. Is there a difference in the thread pitch of the 60mm threaded connection for shock-resistant pressure gauges? Aren’t they all the same?
A shock-resistant pressure gauge contains a damping fluid inside the dial to reduce the vibration of the pointer. It seems to have no inherent relationship with the connection threads. The interface methods and specifications are agreed upon for the product, with commercial factors playing a major role
These are all standard instruments, but the size of the dial, the pressure range, and the connection threads can be selected. The common thread sizes are M14x1.5; there are also G1/4 threads, as well as M20x1.5:lol
What was said upstairs is correct; a case diameter of 60 and a case diameter of 100 are not the same