SCUBAFORCE - PRESSURE GAUGES

Robust, reliable and beautiful. The SCUBA FORCE pressure gauges are made
of the highest quality materials in Europe. And with our large selection, there
is certainly something for everyone. 300 or 360 bar, white or black,
compressed air or oxygen, set or capsule.
We have them all.

SCUBAFORCE SPG'S

ROBUST, RELIABLE & BEAUTIFUL

Available for different pressure ranges, for use with oxygen and with white or black background. The
pressure gauges can be put together individually. Both the SCUBAFLEX HD hoses and the rubber HD
hoses fit. We also offer a rubber protective cap. The double welded Bourdon-Beryllium tube offers a high
degree of measurement accuracy and reliability and remains calibrated even after use in the harshest
environments. The diameter of the pressure gauge is 52mm. Viton O-rings are included as standard.

 

 

SPG SCUBAFORCE BAR

Slim Line - Small and Fine

Slim Line pressure gauges are included in the SF2 ECCR. In this range, measurement accuracy and
reliability are top priorities. Made from a single piece of nickel-plated brass and fitted with a beryllium
copper tube; the pressure gauge provides a compact, low-profile design. The polycarbonate parallax lens
is durable and offers excellent clarity for maximum readability. Diameter 45 mm (1.5").
The sets are available with rubber caps and a 80 cm or 90 cm HD hose.

SPG SLIM LINE SF2

Finished sets


The high-quality metal pressure gauges are also available as a ready-made set with a protective cover,
Viton Swivel O-rings, and an 80 cm rubber HD hose. Ready mounted!

 

SPG WITH COVER
TIP

Whenever you pressurise a mechanical gauge, it's possible that the tiny Bourdon Tube inside the gauge housing will crack and instantly release tank pressure in to the body of the gauge. This is a rare occurrence in modern submersible pressure gauges (SPG) but can happen with any pressure-measuring device. When a failure does occur parts of the gauge, especially the face, can become a dangerous projectile. Best practice is to always open tank valves very slowly and to position yourself out of the direct line of any pressure gauge. While opening the tank valve, look away from the gauge and also do not hold the gauge housing itself in your hand or against your body.