KISTENMACHER German Standard Pressure Gauge with Dual Scale (PSI / Bar) Bottom Connection
KISTENMACHER German Standard Pressure Gauge with Dual Scale (PSI / Bar) Bottom Connection
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The KISTENMACHER® Pressure Gauge is a high-precision analog pressure measurement instrument built for monitoring water, air, oil, and non-corrosive gas pressure levels in plumbing, irrigation, compressor, and HVAC installations. Featuring a dual-scale clear dial displaying both PSI and Bar units, it allows instant, highly visible pressure readings. Constructed with a durable protective casing and standard brass threaded connection for easy installation onto pressure vessels, water pumps, manifold lines, and filtration systems. Engineered to German quality standards for consistent measurement accuracy and thermal stability.
Specifications Table
| Parameter | Technical Specification |
| Brand |
KISTENMACHER® |
| Product Type |
Analog Pressure Gauge |
| Display Type |
Analog Dial Gauge with Pointer |
| Measurement Units |
Dual Scale: PSI & Bar |
| Media Compatibility |
Water, Compressed Air, Oil, Non-Corrosive Gases |
| Connection Type |
Male Threaded Fitting (Bottom Mount) |
| Applications |
Water Pumps, Pressure Tanks, Pipeline Networks, Compressors, HVAC |
| Packaging |
Individual Retail Box |
Key Features & Standards
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Dual Scale Dial Display: Features clear, high-contrast markings for both PSI and Bar for quick pressure assessment.
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Reliable Bourdon Tube Sensing: Heavy-duty internal mechanical movement ensures stable and repeatable readings across thermal cycles.
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Universal Threaded Mount: Standard brass male connection ensures easy thread-in installation onto tees, manifolds, or pump outlets.
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Durable Casing Protection: Sturdy housing guards internal components against jobsite vibrations, dust, and environmental impact.
⚠️ Safety Warning: Ensure the maximum system operating pressure does not exceed the rated upper limit of the gauge scale. Apply thread sealant tape (PTFE) on the male fitting prior to installation and tighten using a wrench on the brass hex lug—never apply turning torque directly on the outer gauge housing.