Description
Reduction adapter for pressure gauge is a dedicated connection piece for fitting a pressure gauge to high-pressure laboratory autoclave model II. The adapter provides the mechanical interface needed when the gauge thread or port size differs from the autoclave connection, enabling secure installation of monitoring instrumentation on the vessel. Supplied as a single piece, it belongs to the accessories range for high-pressure autoclaves and supports correct assembly of pressure-indication equipment in laboratory high-pressure setups. Using a purpose-made reduction adapter helps maintain a reliable seal and proper alignment between the autoclave port and the gauge, which is essential for safe pressure observation during operation. This reduction adapter from manufacturer Carl ROTH is intended for professional labware configurations around high-pressure laboratory autoclave model II where a gauge must be mounted via an intermediate fitting. Compact and application-specific, it complements autoclave accessory kits used in research and specialised laboratory processing that require compatible pressure-gauge mounting hardware.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Reduction adapter for pressure gauge
- Compatibility: High-pressure laboratory autoclave model II
- Weight: 0,081 kg
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An autoclave sterilises with steam under pressure, typically 121 °C. A load that is wrapped wrong, or a liquid in a sealed full bottle, does not see that temperature, or it bursts. Chamber volume and the cycles it can run are the specification.
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