Analog manometer YATO YT-73022 0–20 bar, 75 mm dial, carbon steel, 0.5 m hose, 4 brass adapters, carry case

The Yato YT-73022 manometer is an analog pressure gauge with a measurement range from 0 to 20 bar presented in a compact black housing. Designed for straightforward pressure reading, this instrument is suitable for a variety of automotive and light industrial applications where durable mechanical measurement and quick visual indication are required. The clear dial and needle movement provide immediate feedback without the need for power or electronic calibration.

Advantages

The analog construction ensures simple, reliable operation and low maintenance. Its 0–20 bar range covers common requirements for tire testing, pressure systems checks and workshop diagnostics. The black casing offers a neutral, professional appearance that resists visible soiling in typical working environments. The mechanical design is less sensitive to electrical interference and can operate continuously without batteries.

Suitable for

• Vehicle tyre pressure checks and servicing
• Monitoring pneumatic systems in workshops and small industrial plants
• Basic pressure diagnostics during maintenance and repair tasks
• Portable field checks where power sources are not available

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0 to 20 bar
• Display type: analog dial with pointer
• Housing color: black
• Application: automotive and light industrial pressure measurement
• Operation: mechanical (no batteries required)

How to use

Attach the gauge to the pressure source using the appropriate connection fitting and ensure a secure seal before taking readings. Read the pointer position against the graduated dial while the system is at operating conditions. After measurement, remove the gauge and store it in a dry, protected place to avoid mechanical shocks and contamination. If repeated measurements are required, allow the pointer to return to zero between tests to confirm correct operation.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, verify that the gauge is suitable for the expected pressure range and that the connection thread and sealing match the application. Avoid exposing the instrument to extreme vibration or corrosive media. Periodic visual inspection and comparison with a calibrated reference instrument are recommended for maintaining measurement reliability.