WIKA's differential pressure gauge range for monitoring pressure drop across filters, strainers, pumps and heat exchangers. Purely mechanical (DPG40), with microswitches (DPGS40) or with an output signal (DPGT40).
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A differential pressure gauge indicates the difference between two pressures rather than a single line pressure, which is what makes it the standard instrument for judging when a filter or strainer element is blinding, and for watching pump and heat exchanger performance.
WIKA's DELTA range covers the three usual requirements from one mechanical platform. The DPG40 (DELTA-plus, data sheet PM 07.20) is the purely mechanical gauge with integrated working pressure indication, so the operator reads both the differential and the line pressure from one instrument. The DPGS40 (DELTA-comb, PV 27.20) adds microswitches for alarm or trip duty. The DPGT40 (DELTA-trans, PV 17.19) adds an electrical output signal for transmission to a control system.
Alongside the DELTA range WIKA publishes further differential pressure gauges for particular duties, among them the compact 716.05 (PM 07.12), the 716.11 and 736.11 for very low differentials from 2.5 mbar (PM 07.07), the 732.14 and 733.14 with high overload safety (PM 07.13), the 712.15 and 732.15 Cryo Gauges (PM 07.29 and PM 07.30) and the 700.01 and 700.02 magnetic piston gauges (PM 07.14).
Because the selection turns on the differential range, the working pressure, the wetted materials and whether switching or transmission is needed, please state the application when enquiring so the correct model and datasheet can be quoted.
| Models in This Range | DPG40 (DELTA-plus, PM 07.20), DPGS40 (DELTA-comb, PV 27.20), DPGT40 (DELTA-trans, PV 17.19) |
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| Variant Function | DPG40 with integrated working pressure indication; DPGS40 adds microswitches; DPGT40 adds an output signal |
| Project Approval | WIKA is an approved manufacturer for KOC and KNPC projects, subject to the project approval list current at the time of tender. |
