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Gauge isolator improves accuracy

An UK Instruments and Controls product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 10, 2004

The AccuSeal gauge isolator has a unique design that uses a sensor diaphragm to isolate the media and prevent it from clogging the gauge.

Adding a diaphragm seal to a digital gauge generally results in a loss of 0.5% accuracy or more due to liquid fill error that occurs between the gauge and the seal.

Dresser Instruments' patent pending Ashcroft AccuSeal gauge isolator claims to eliminate this additional 0.5% error.

The AccuSeal gauge isolator has a unique design that uses a sensor diaphragm to isolate the media and prevent it from clogging the gauge.

This sensor is almost flush with the bottom of the gauge socket.

The sensor diaphragm is 17-4 stainless steel with a 316 stainless steel process connection.

It's one self-contained unit, so it takes up less space than a conventional gauge and seal assembly and can be used with any seal configuration where the process is compatible with 17-4 stainless steel.

AccuSeal is available from UK Instruments and Controls, on Ashcroft 4.5in digital industrial gauges (models 2074, 2174 and 2274) with 0.5 NPT process connections.

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