Beamex calibration pumps for industrial applications

Beamex PGC calibration pump

-0.95 … 35 bar / -13.7 … 510 psi

The PGC is a hand-operated calibration pump that can be used to generate pressure and vacuum. When using the pressure/vacuum selector you can quickly choose between generating pressure or vacuum.

The PGC pump also provides the means to accurately fine tune the generated pressure.

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Beamex PGM calibration pump

0 … 20 bar / 0 … 300 psi

The PGM is a hand-operated pressure calibration pump that uses air as its pressure medium. The extremely accurate volume control provides excellent fine adjustment of pressure.

The pump’s unique and sturdy construction makes the PGM the ultimate field calibration pump.

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Beamex PGHH calibration pump

0 … 700 bar / 0 … 10 000 psi

The PGHH is a hand-operated, hydraulic, high-pressure generator to be used with liquids (e.g. mineral oil, distilled water).

The PGHH pump is equipped with an adjustable volume control for fine-tuning the generated pressure.

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Beamex PGHH hydraulic calibration pump for high pressure

Beamex PGPH calibration pump

–0.95 … 140 bar / –13.7 … 2,000 psi

The PGPH is a hand-operated pneumatic (air as pressure medium) high-pressure table pressure generator. The pump is efficient in generating both vacuum and high pressure up to 140 bar (2,000 psi) quickly and effortlessly. It takes less than one minute to generate the maximum pressure.

It is equipped with an adjustable volume control, providing excellent fine-tuning of generated pressure, and two hand-tight connectors allowing fast and easy connections without the need for any tools.

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Beamex PGL calibration pump

–400 … 400 mbar / –160 … 160 iwc

The Beamex PGL calibration pump can be used to generate accurate and stable reference pressure for low pressure calibrations on range ±400 mbar (±160 iwc). The innovative design and material choices minimize the impact of environmental temperature changes during calibration. The pressure can be adjusted with screw-operated coarse and fine adjustment.

Use the PGL together with Beamex high-quality 40 bar (600 psi) pressure hoses to ensure accuracy.

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Beamex PGL (black) manual

The PGL Low Pressure Calibration Pump is designed to manually generate up to 400 mbar (6 psi) for quick and accurate calibration of pressure gauges, transducers and other pressure measurement instruments.

Beamex PGL (silver) full service seal kit booklet

Read the booklet for the PGL Full Service Seal Kit

Beamex PGPH Full Service Seal Kit

The contents of PGPH Service Kit are listed on the front page of this leaflet. Also, a general overview of PGPH and where the seals are located is found on page 2 and onwards

Beamex PGC manual

Beamex PGC calibration pressure pump is designed to manually generate between -0.95 to 35 bar (approx. -13.7 to 510 psi) of vacuum and pressure for quick and accurate calibration of pressure gauges, transducers and other pressure measurement instruments.

Beamex PGHH manual

Read the user manual for Hydraulic Calibration Pump model PGHH

Beamex PGXH manual

The PGXH hydraulic pressure pump is designed to manually generate up to 700 bar (70 MPa, 10 000 psi) for quick and accurate calibration of pressure gauges, transducers and other pressure measurement instruments.

Beamex PGL (silver) manual

Beamex PGM manual

The PGM calibration pressure pump is designed to manually generate pressure up to 20 bar (300 psi) for quick and accurate calibration of pressure gauges, transducers and other pressure measuring instruments.

Beamex PGPH manual

The PGPH High Pressure Pneumatic Pump is designed to manually generate up to 140 bar (2000 psi) gauge pressure or up to -0.95 bar (-14 psi) vacuum for quick and accurate calibration of pressure gauges, transducers and other pressure measurement instruments.

Beamex PGV manual

The PGV vacuum calibration pump is designed to manually generate up to -0.95 bar (-13.7 psi) of vacuum pressure for quick and accurate calibration of vacuum pressure instruments.

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