Data sheet

Plate spring pressure gauge vert-ical, 100mm, 0 mbar to 400 mbar bar
Item number:
MSP 400100MB
Example illustration
Item description
Suitable:
For use in gaseous, liquid, viscous and aggressive measured material, in which the medium may not be in contact with the measuring device. The medium is separated from the meter using a diaphragm so that the medium only affects the diaphragm. In order to provide proper use at high temperatures, we require your specific operating conditions for the configuration of the plate spring pressure gauge. Contact our technician for this purpose.
Materials:
Measuring element / diaphragm: <= 2.5 bar: 1.4571, > 2.5 bar: 1.4568, indicator: copper alloy, housing with upper measuring flange: black cast iron, bottom measuring flange: steel, seal: NBR, window: instrument plate glass
Connection thread:
G 1/2" *
Measuring flange diameter:
100 mm (160 mm for mbar-scale)
Overload capability:
3 x scale value (max. 40 bar), violating the lower measurement value is not permitted.
Class:
1,6
Temperature range:
Ambience: -20 to +60 °C, measured material: -20 to +100 °C
Protection class:
IP 54
Note:
WIKA Type 422.12
Optional:
ISO factory calibration (following DIN EN 837-1, determination of measurement deviation and hysteresis), DAkkS-DKD calibration (in accordance with DKD-R 6-1, traceable and accredited in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025, decision rule 4)
Properties
Dis­play range [bar] 0 mbar - 400 mbar
Scale di­vi­sion [bar] 10 mbar
Over­pres­sure­safe [bar] 0 mbar - 1200 mbar
Further information:
Weight 2,1 kg / pcs
GTIN 4050571504823
Customs duty number 90262040
RoHS compliant Yes
Manufacturer WIKA (WEEE DE92770372)
More information on this item and the process for ordering it can be found in our online shop https://www.landefeld.com under item number MSP 400100MB.
Landefeld Druckluft und Hydraulik GmbH · Konrad-Zuse-Straße 1 · 34123 Kassel · Germany
All data are to be understood as non-binding reference values! We do not assume liability for any data selection not confirmed in writing. Unless otherwise specified, pressure values refer to liquids from Group II at +20°C.
As of: 15.05.2025