Pressure gauge for 20T press GEKO (1/50) - mechanical manometer for hydraulic press

Mechanical pressure gauge designed for a 20-ton hydraulic press by GEKO, model 1/50. The gauge provides direct measurement of hydraulic pressure used during pressing, bending and forming operations. It is intended for mounting on compatible press hydraulic systems and offers a clear dial readout to monitor applied force and ensure process control in workshop and industrial environments.

Advantages

The mechanical manometer delivers immediate, analog pressure readings without the need for external power, ensuring reliable operation under workshop conditions. Its dial display is easy to read during adjustment and pressing cycles, and the construction is suited to the mechanical environment of hydraulic presses. The device is compact and designed for straightforward installation on press hydraulic circuits where a 20-ton capacity is used.

Suitable for

• Monitoring pressure on 20-ton hydraulic presses
• Pressing, bending and forming metal parts in workshops
• General hydraulic press maintenance and setup
• Industrial and educational workshop environments requiring analog pressure feedback

Key specifications

• Type: mechanical (analog) pressure gauge with dial readout
• Application range: compatible with hydraulic press systems rated for 20-ton capacity
• Mounting: direct mounting for press hydraulic circuits (threaded connection compatible with press fittings)
• Display: clear dial for immediate pressure reading during operations
• Power: passive device, no electrical power required
• Environment: suitable for workshop and industrial use

How to use

Install the mechanical manometer in the designated port of the hydraulic press manifold or adapter compatible with a 20-ton press. Ensure thread compatibility and tighten to the manufacturer’s recommended torque, using sealing material if required by the press hydraulic system. Verify the gauge faces the operator for clear visibility. During press operation, read the dial to monitor hydraulic pressure; use readings to set and confirm the applied force for pressing, bending, and forming tasks. Periodically inspect the gauge for leaks, damage to the case or glass, and correct mounting to maintain accurate readings.

Lietošanas ieteikumi

Use the manometer within the intended pressure range of the 20-ton press to avoid overloading the instrument. Protect the gauge from direct impact and excessive vibration; if the press environment is particularly harsh, consider installing a snubber or isolator to extend service life. Calibrate or verify accuracy against a reference instrument according to workshop quality procedures and replace the gauge if the dial indicates inconsistent or stuck readings.