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Grainger G3268 Level Gauge 304 Stainless Steel D 66in
The Krueger 16N545 is a liquid level gauge designed for use in industrial tanks and vessels to visually indicate liquid level. This model features a 10 inch scale graduated from 0 to 100% with 2% increments. The gauge has a stainless steel float which moves vertically within a stainless steel guide tube as liquid level changes. It includes top and bottom stainless steel flanges for mounting. This mechanical float-type gauge requires no power and is suitable for use with water-based chemicals and petroleum products. With its rugged stainless construction, the Krueger 16N545 provides a simple, economical way to monitor liquid level.
Grainger G3268 Level Gauge 304 Stainless Steel D 86in
The Krueger 16N563 is a magnetic level gauge designed for use with steam boilers, hot water heating systems, and process tanks to indicate liquid level. This level gauge has a 316 stainless steel chamber with mica viewing windows and an aluminum case. It is made in the USA and is adjustable to fit tank connections from 5-3/4 inches to 7 inches. The level gauge comes with Teflon packing nuts and gaskets. It can withstand temperatures up to 750°F and pressures up to 500 psi. The magnetic level gauge provides a visual indication of liquid level in a closed tank or boiler.
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Grainger G3269 Level Gauge 304 Stainless Steel D 69in
The Krueger 16N453 is a liquid level gauge designed for use in industrial tanks and vessels to visually indicate liquid level. This model features a 10 inch scale length in aluminum housing with a polycarbonate sight glass. It has brass 1/4 inch NPT process connections and is compatible with water-based liquids. The gauge has a maximum pressure rating of 30 PSI at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. This economical mechanical gauge provides simple, visual monitoring of liquid level.