Types 1009, 1010, 1017, 1220 Refrigeration & Ammonia Gauges, ASME B 40.1, Grade 1A

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Types 1009, 1010, 1017, 1220 Refrigeration & Ammonia Gauges, ASME B 40.1, Grade 1A

4.5" through 12" dials
Stainless Steel, phenolic and aluminum case materials
Dual-scale dials with pressure and temperature indication
Wide range of refrigerant scales, including refrigerant 134A and ammonia

Ashcroft® refrigeration and ammonia gauges are used to display pressure and temperature when measuring various sealed refrigeration systems. This dual-scale dial gauge has an inner pressure scale with black numerals and an outer temperature scale with red numerals. A selection of models exists to meet specification and price parameters.

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