General Instrument Announces Improved Design Pressure Gauge
General Instrument Corporation, 3811 University Boulevard West #26, J a c k s o n v i l l e , Fla.
32217, announces an improved design Pressure Gauge, with bronze and stainless-steel internals.
Manufactured by ENFM of Holland and distributed in the U.S. and Canada, the gauge is available in 2y2 , 4 and 6-inch sizes with stem or panel mounting.
According to CIC president Jacob Olieman, the new gauge features an adjustable pointer, dry or tillable execution with blowout relief valve, and has a stainless-steel case with safety glass or transparent acrylic lens.
The gauge is repairable in the field, he said.
All gauges are produced by the Holland plant, which has been m a n u f a c t u r i n g quality instruments since 1906, and carry an absolute one-year guarantee.
U.S. distribution is under General Instrument Corporation with headquarters in Jacksonville, Fla., while Canadian distribution is by Instruments Metrier in Montreal.
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