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								PX91
High Temperature, High Pressure Transducers
			Models In Stock
	- Ranges up to 200,000 PSI
- High Operating Temperature 121°C (250°F), up to 218°C(425°F) for mV/V output types
- Hermetically Sealed for Harsh Environments
- Pressure Adaptors Available
PX91
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Product Overview
	- Accuracy Class > 0.25%
- Measurement Pressure, Min 0 psi
- Measurement Pressure Type Sealed Gauge
OMEGA’s PX91 Series is a rugged, high pressure transducer for measurement of pressure at high temperatures. It is hermetically sealed, has all stainless steel construction and is designed for use in very high temperature test chambers. The PX91 is available in sealed gauge pressures up to 200,000 psi and operating temperature up to 218°C (425°F). The pressure connection is via a high pressure ferrule connection. FM approved intrinsically safe is standard.
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            Rated 1 out of
            5
         by
        Noah C from
        Outdated Thread Type
        We bought this pressure transducer ( the PX91N0- 60KSV) for high temperature and pressure research and found out when arrived that it didn't screw into our pressure cell.  That wouldn't have been a big deal, except for when we were looking for a thread adapter, we found out nobody makes 1/2 - 14 NPS threads, and had to get a custom built thread adapter.
        
    Date published: 2019-09-27
        
    
        
            Rated 1 out of
            5
         by
        Lacking from
        I can't find adapters to fit this 1/2 NPSM fitting
        Help I can not find a rated pressure fitting that will work for this gauge.  Our setup is all HIP fittings but found that there is nothing available that will adapt to this pressure transducer.  Where do you find NPSM adapters that are rated to what this transducer is rated to
        
Date published: 2022-02-07
        
     
						
						 
					
				