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A pressure calibrator mainly consists of three parts: the main unit, modules, and a pressure source. Due to its advantages such as ease of operation, stable performance, and intuitive readings, pressure calibrators have seen continuous improvements in their performance. The range of models available has expanded from simple air pressure gauges to hydraulic gauges, active gauges, and vacuum gauges, and they are now widely used in various industries within industrial production. Precautions for using the pressure calibrator: 1. The pressure calibrator should be placed in a dust-free, corrosion-free environment at normal temperature. The power supply should be turned off when the calibrator is not in use, and it should be charged once a month if not used for an extended period of time ； 2. The pressure calibrator should have sufficient overload capacity, but it must not be overloaded excessively, as this can damage the sensor and render the instrument unusable. 3. The sensors of pressure calibrators are high-precision products; the surface of the silicon diaphragm must not come into contact with solids, as this may damage the sensor. 4. Without professional testing skills and specialized testing equipment, do not open the cover for maintenance; it is also not allowed to adjust the internal components or replace materials, as this will prevent ensuring the reliability of the instrument. 5. Do not bring heat sources such as soldering irons near the display screen to prevent damage to the plastic material; chemical solvents such as gasoline or alcohol should not be used to clean the panel. For more information, please visit the company’s official website at http://www.yb1518.com/. Please keep this link when reproducing the content! http://www.yb1518.com/UploadFiles/2017413155219276.jpg