Fluke 700G27 Pressure Gauge Calibrator -0.83 to 20 bar

Fluke 700 G27 Pressure Gauge Calibrator

The Fluke 700G27 Pressure Gauge Calibrator is a part of the renowned Fluke 700G series, known for its precision calibration instruments tailored for pressure measurement devices. The 700G27 model is specifically engineered to address the calibration needs of devices operating under very high-pressure conditions, making it an essential tool for sectors that demand extreme accuracy in their pressure measurements.

Key Features:

1. High Precision: True to the Fluke brand, the 700G27 offers exceptional accuracy, typically within 0.05% of full scale, ensuring reliable and precise calibrations for high-pressure measurement devices.
2. Very High-Pressure Capability: The 700G27 is designed to handle very high pressures, making it suitable for calibrating high-pressure gauges, transducers, and other pressure measurement devices in environments where extreme pressures are encountered.
3. Durable Design: Built to Fluke’s rigorous standards, the 700G27 is rugged and reliable, capable of withstanding the tough conditions often found in industrial and field environments.
4. User-Friendly Operation: With an intuitive interface, the 700G27 features a clear display and simple navigation, facilitating ease of use for professionals conducting calibration tasks.
5. Seamless Integration: The device offers connectivity with Fluke’s software and other calibration instruments, allowing for efficient data management, including logging, transferring, and analyzing calibration data, enhancing the overall calibration process.
6. Extended Battery Life: Designed with field operations in mind, the 700G27 boasts a long battery life, reducing downtime and increasing efficiency during extensive calibration operations.

Fluke 700G27 Applications:

The Fluke pressure gauge calibrator is particularly suited for industries that operate within very high-pressure realms. Its capacity for very high-pressure calibration makes it indispensable in sectors such as oil and gas, where equipment often operates under extreme pressure conditions, as well as in chemical processing and power generation, where accurate pressure measurements are critical for safety and operational efficiency.