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What is the maximum temperature that a standard pressure gauge with a condensation ring can withstand?

2010-12-20View Original

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It is well known that for ordinary pressure gauges, a condensing ring needs to be installed when the temperature exceeds 60°. But is there an upper limit for this temperature? For example, would a condensing ring still work if the temperature is 500 degrees?
Reply #22010-12-20
Adding internal silicone oil to the condensation ring increases the temperature resistance

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