Jerguson Series 32 For Pressures up to 4000psi @ 100ºF

One of the simplest techniques for indicating liquid level is by means of a direct reading device with which the level can be seen visually. A common method of providing such visual indication is by installing direct reading gages in the vessel itself. These direct reading gages are placed at different locations or points to indicate the liquid height. More often, separately mounted gage glasses are used to provide a continuous indication of level over a certain vertical distance on the vessel.

Standard construction (for the Series 32 Gage) includes a solid one-piece chamber machined from bar, steel covers, tempered glass, alloy steel bolts and nuts.   Select  reflex gage (prismatic) Style Glass or transparent glass gage.  Recessed gasket seats prevent gasket movement.  Series 32 gages are available in a variety of materials to meet specific corrosive conditions. Transparent Model Shown See Glass Example

Accessories available include: illuminators (both Incandescent and Fiber Optic), non-frosting extensions, support brackets and insulation jackets.

All standard chamber materials (carbon steel and stainless steel) are NACE MR-01-75 acceptable materials.

• Section Lengths: Gage sections are available in nine standard glass sizes. Longer sizes are constructed with multiple vision slots in a continuous solid bar chamber.
• Connections: Standard connections are at top and bottom and are 1/2" or 3/4" NPT female. Optional connections are available, such as socket weld, flanged or close hook-up (side/side).
• Liquid Chamber: Machined bar stock. The gasket seat is recessed to allow lateral support and facilitate positioning.
• Covers: Forged carbon steel is standard. Optional materials are available such as 316SS. The cushion gasket seat is recessed.
• Bolts & Nuts: Alloy steel is standard, A193 B7 and A194 2H. Optional materials are available. All steel fasteners are "black oxide" treated to prevent rust.
• Glass: Tempered Borosilicate is used to 600° F (316° C). Aluminosilicate is used to 800° F (427° C). Transparent glass may be protected from corrosive media with mica or Neoflon CTFE shields.
• Gaskets: Standard gaskets are precision die cut in proprietary Jerguson dies.
• Finish: All steel parts are finish coated prior to assembly. Stainless steel is not coated.

NOTE: It is recommended that all gages be installed with Jerguson  gage valves having safety ballchecks which help provide protection against physical injury and loss of product if glass breakage should occur.