Bourdon Gauge Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-LA-11479
Quick Answer: The Bourdon Gauge is used to measure pressure and give a local indication of it, and has a hollow C-shaped tube connected to a pressure tapping at one end with the other end left free.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Measures pressure and gives local indication of pressure
- Measures vacuum and general pressures up to a few thousand psi
- Hollow C-shaped tube
- Tube connected to a pressure tapping at one end
- Other end of the tube left free
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensing element | Hollow C-shaped tube |
| Connection | Pressure tapping at one end, other end free |
| Range | Vacuum and general pressures up to a few thousand psi |
About This Product
The Bourdon gauge works on a simple principle: when pressure acts inside a curved hollow tube, the tube tends to straighten, and the free end moves a little. This movement is passed to a pointer that shows the reading on a dial. It is widely used in physics, engineering and fluid mechanics labs to read the pressure of gases and liquids in pipes and vessels, and students learn how pressure is measured relative to the atmosphere. Alongside supply within India, the Bourdon Gauge is offered for export to Serbia, Eswatini, Samoa, Afghanistan and Botswana.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Bourdon Gauge measure?
It measures different types of pressure, including vacuum and general pressures up to a few thousand psi.
Q2. How is the Bourdon Gauge built?
It has a hollow C-shaped tube that is connected to a pressure tapping at one end, while the other end is left free.
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