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HEISE CM Precision Dial Pressure Gauge 0-16 bar (0-235 psi) Acc. 0.1% F.S.

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Product description

Precision dial pressure gauge with 0-16 bar range, 0.1% accuracy, temperature compensation, 8.5" dial.

  • Manufacturer: HEISE, USA
  • Model: CM, Serial No. 41398
  • Pressure range: 0–16 bar / 0–235 psi (dual scale dial)
  • Accuracy: Better than 0.1% full scale, Class 4A / Klasse 0.1
  • Dial diameter: 8.5 inches (220 mm)
  • Dial features: Mirror band and knife edge pointer for parallax-free reading
  • Pointer angle: 350 degrees
  • Bourdon tube materials: Stainless steel or copper beryllium depending on pressure range
  • Temperature compensation option from -25 °F to +12 °F
  • Bleeder tip for flushing Bourdon tube
  • Comes with original HEISE case
  • Last calibrated by German government lab in September 2012
  • Excellent cosmetic and full functional condition
  • Reference: Operating and service manuals available at heise.com (I-M002-10134-8-05.pdf)
  • Catalog price: >3500 Euros

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Last updated 24 October 2026