Heres a piece of random information: When buying a gauge, a good rule of thumb is to buy one that reads TWICE what your target reading should be, e.g. an air system with a maximum constant pressure of 150 psi should have a gauge that reads up to 300 psi. That way, if the system gets over pressurized, it will be easier to tell. Otherwise, if you got a 150 psi gauge, it would stay maxed out all the time, and you wouldnt know if there was any danger of an over pressurized system. (...aaaaand maybe it would help if you imagined this being read by David Schwimmer...)
Posted on: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 12:33:42 +0000
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