Pressure Gauge For oil industry


Oil industry pressure gauge type MGS36 DN100-150

Oil industry pressure gauge type MGS36 DN100-150

MGS36 DN100-150 are Bourdon tube pressure gauges compliant with NACE MR0103/MR0175 – ISO 15156-3 version with size of DS 4”, 6” (100-150mm). These special pressure gauges are designed for the petrochemical industry. The oil industry pressure gauges are built to resist to the most severe conditions created by H2S, by the environment and for those fluids, which have high viscosity and do not crystallize. The quality of the materials used to build the sensible element allows the..

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the key features of the MGS36 DN100-150 pressure gauge for the oil industry?

The MGS36 DN100-150 is designed specifically for the oil industry, featuring a robust Bourdon tube mechanism that ensures high accuracy and reliability. It complies with stringent NACE MR0103/MR0175 – ISO standards, making it suitable for harsh environments. Additionally, its construction is optimized for durability against corrosive substances, ensuring long-term performance.

How does the NACE compliance affect the performance of pressure gauges in oil applications?

NACE compliance indicates that the pressure gauge, such as the MGS36 DN100-150, is designed to resist sulfide stress cracking and other forms of corrosion typically found in oil extraction and refining processes. This compliance ensures that the gauge will maintain accuracy and functionality even in challenging environments, reducing the risk of failure and downtime.

What is the significance of using a Bourdon tube mechanism in pressure gauges for the oil industry?

The Bourdon tube mechanism is widely regarded for its ability to provide precise pressure measurements, which is critical in the oil industry where pressure fluctuations can indicate equipment status. The MGS36 DN100-150 utilizes this technology to deliver fast response times and high accuracy, making it essential for monitoring and controlling various processes within oil production and distribution.