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Druck PV 622-IS IS Pneumatic Pressure Station, 100 bar/1500 psi

$3,171.00

The Druck PV 622-IS IS Pneumatic Pressure Station is a high-performance pressure calibration system designed for use in hazardous environments. It provides precise and reliable pressure generation, perfect for industrial and laboratory applications.

The Druck PV 622-IS IS Pneumatic Pressure Station is an advanced pressure calibration tool designed to meet the needs of professionals in hazardous environments. Offering a pressure range of up to 100 bar/1500 psi, this system ensures accurate and consistent pressure testing for a wide range of industrial applications, including pressure calibration and verification in safety-critical systems.

Key Features:

  • Pressure range of 0 to 100 bar (0 to 1500 psi)

  • Intrinsically safe design for use in hazardous environments

  • High-precision control and fine adjustment for accurate pressure generation

  • Robust construction for demanding industrial and laboratory settings

  • User-friendly interface with digital display for easy monitoring and adjustments

  • Compact and portable design for convenient use in various locations

Compatible Chemicals: The Druck PV 622-IS is compatible with air, nitrogen, and other inert gases commonly used in pressure calibration and testing processes.

Included Accessories:

  • Pressure hoses for easy connection to test devices

  • Calibration certificate for verification and traceability

  • User manual for quick setup and operation

Compliance:

  • Complies with ISO 9001 standards for quality management systems

  • Meets GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) standards for accurate and reliable performance in laboratory settings

Benefits for Lab Users: Ideal for laboratory and industrial environments, the Druck PV 622-IS Pneumatic Pressure Station offers users high-precision pressure calibration, ensuring safety and reliability. Its intrinsically safe design and ease of use make it a go-to tool for professionals seeking accurate, repeatable results in their testing procedures.