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Cole Parmer Pressure Process Connection Column Test, Measure & Inspect for Pressure & Vacuum Review

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Revainrating 3 out of 5  
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Description of Cole Parmer Pressure Process Connection Column Test, Measure & Inspect for Pressure & Vacuum

Product Type: Commercial/industrial gauge. Media compatibility: any media compatible with brass. Wetted materials: brass. Unit of measurement: inches water. Range: 0 to 10.0 inch.

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Not Worth the Investment.

Based on my experience this product is not worth the money. While it is advertised as being suitable for pressure and vacuum measurement, it falls short in both areas. The readings are consistently inaccurate and the device itself feels flimsy..

Pros
  • None
Cons
  • Inaccurate readings, flimsy construction

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Precision meets convenience

This pressure process connection is a must-have for industrial and scientific applications. Its precision and ease of use make it a go-to product for quality testing and monitoring.The compact design is a great feature for portability and easy installation. However it is a little expensive compared to SIMILAR products on the market..

Pros
  • Precision, convenience
Cons
  • A little expensive

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Don't bother either. That's not a centimeter of water column, even though it says so on the pressure gauge. It is PSI certified

Before ordering I asked about the true nature of this sensor. "The image shows 0-30 inches of water. Answer: This pressure gauge has a range of 0 to 10 inches of water column. By Cole-Parmer January 18, 2016 However, the answer is not true. is that IT IS NOT IN WATER! IT IS PSI! I matched this to my pressure gauge and slowly added air with my tiny hand pump since inches of water are a much lower reading than psi. The display didn't move. I added air until it moved, I stopped when it was in the…

Pros
  • GOLS
Cons
  • Only available in black