Accessories for pressure measuring instruments

Pressure gauge Valves
as per or similar to DIN 16270, DIN 16271 and DIN 16272
optional DVGW tested
without or with test stud or test flange
also models with 1/4" BSP or 1/2" NPT threads
in brass, steel or stainless steel

Pressure gauge Cocks
as per or similar to DIN 16260, DIN 16261, DIN 16262 and DIN 16263
male/female (adjusting nut), male/female, female/female, male/female (swivel nut)
in brass, steel or stainless steel

Syphons
as per DIN 16282 or to industrial standards
in steel or stainless steel, optional in Monel.
  
Syphons protect pressure measuring instruments from pulsations in the medium and from excessive heating.
U-form syphons are intended for horizontal pressure tapping. Trumpet-form syphons are intended for vertical pressure tapping.
Inside the syphon, condensate is collected, which prevents the ingress of hot media into the measuring instrument. We recommend filling the syphon with a cooling separating liquid (e.g. water) before commissioning the pressure line.

Overpressure protection device
Type 3.22, adjustable, for pressure measuring instruments
  
Overpressure protectors are intended to protect the pressure gauge against the effect of pressure that exceed the maximum pressure rating of the pressure gauge. Next to providing protection at faulty process conditions, the overpressure protector may also be used to isolate low pressure indicators at a system that requires to alternatively read very low and rather high pressures.

Rubber protection caps
for pressure gauges (DS 63, DS 80 and DS 100, others on request)
For radial and back entry pressure gauges
  
Rubber caps must be fitted prior to assembly of the pressure gauge. They protect pressure gauges against shocks, impacts, corrosion and atmospheric influences.

Threaded adapters
in brass or stainless steel
With sealing stud (for profile gaskets) or self sealing

Gaskets for pressure measuring instruments
Profil-gaskets, flat gaskets
in copper, aluminium, PTFE or NP uni

Cooling Tower
in stainless steel, for pressure measuring instruments
Max. 400 bar. Max. 250°C.
  
Due to circulating ambient air and thermal radiation, the cooling element leads to cooling and smaller heating up of the pressure media in and at the pressure instrument.