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Gauge buffer bend

2020-04-26View Original

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How does the buffer bend of a pressure gauge withstand high pressure? What does the 2 in φ14*2 mean? Does it represent a thread? Can it withstand a pressure of 3Mpa? Made of stainless steel
Reply #22020-04-28
Did the original poster make a mistake? Generally, the interface for y100 models is M20*1.5, while that for y60 models is M14*1.5; there is no such thing as φ14*1.5. Of course, other models also have their own interfaces. M20*1.5: M20 denotes the diameter of the thread at the interface, while 1.5 indicates the pitch; P; P; P
Reply #32020-05-04
Sure, this is a seamless steel pipe with a diameter of 14 millimeters, a thickness of 2 millimeters, and a pressure rating of 30 kilograms is sufficient

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