The Ashcroft Type 1259 process pressure gauge is offered with an as-welded bourdon tube to ensure longer life than competitive gauges. Meeting ASME B40.1, the Type 1259 process pressure gauge has been engineered to meet marketplace requirements. Many options which are not shown are available. Call or email for assistance.

Designed for flush mounting, this solid-front gauge is ideal for panel board applications. Its black epoxy coating and its tough aluminum weatherproof case easily allow application in a variety of climatic conditions.

This solid-front gauge is designed for greater readability by using a large 6" dial and a durable 4.5" system. Viewed from the front, it appears to be a 6" gauge. Its glass-filled polypropylene case is highly impact resistant and holds up well in most environments. This general-purpose gauge offers truly functional styling and economy. The result is a process pressure gauge that will fit most applications at a price that represents outstanding value.

The solid-front Ashcroft phenolic case gauge is truly an industry first. Offered in 4.5" size only, weather-proof, hermetically sealed or liquid-filled versions. The weatherproof gauge is easily field converted to a hermetically sealed or liquid-filled gauge with a special kit. Molded threads at the front and rear of the case provide axial seals with the use of threaded rings. The ring is glass-filled polypropylene. In the weather-proof version, the pressure relief back is polypropylene, fastened with stainless steel screws.

This rugged, solid-front aluminum case pressure gauge is tops in its field. It is available as a weatherproof hermetically sealed or liquid-filled version in 4.5" and 6" sizes in pressures to 30,000 psi. Like the Ashcroft 1279 process pressure gauge, it can be easily field converted from the weatherproof version to either the sealed or liquid-filled version using an optional kit. Ranges 50,000, 80,000 and 100,000 psi are available in 6" hermetically sealed and liquid-filled cases. All size cases are coated with black epoxy which will withstand most environmental conditions.