Introduction of Mass Low Differential Pressure Gauge D21

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Model D211 is the low differential pressure gauge used to measure air or non-corrosive gas pressures either positive, negative(vacuum) or differential.

Applications

1. Filter Monitoring

2. Blower vacuum monitoring

3. Fan pressure indication

4. Duct, room or building pressures

5. Clean room positive pressure indication

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