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What type of pressure gauge should be used for propylene tanks?

2012-02-20View Original

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As the title says! Thank you, everyone! Which comrade knows?/
Reply #22012-02-20
For outdoor use, stainless steel is used; the choice depends on the pressure, and there are no special requirements
Reply #32012-02-20
Hello, do you mean that a regular pressure gauge will suffice? Don’t we need to choose the explosive one? Thank you
Reply #42012-02-20
This post was last edited by —Lantian— on 2012-2-20 at 18:18. Yours isn’t a pressure gauge with electrical contacts either; it’s just an on-site pressure gauge. The main factors to consider are the medium (I don’t know if yours is used for acetylene), whether it needs to be shock-resistant (for use on pumps and compressor pipelines), accuracy, range (different types of gauges are available for these purposes), and dial size (100, 150, 200, etc.). Don’t overcomplicate things, mate; I’m just passing by and am not an expert in this field

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