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Vacuum Gauges

A vacuum gauge is a gauge designed to measure the degree of vacuum in an evacuated vessel. A simple U-tube containing mercury is adequate for low vacua, but for high vacua other methods must be employed.

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Fil-Tech Inc. - Boston, MA

BRANDTECH Scientific Inc. - Essex, CT

INFICON - East Syracuse, NY

Kurt J. Lesker Co. - Jefferson Hills, PA

MKS Instruments Inc. - Andover, MA

Pfeiffer Vacuum Inc. - Nashua, NH

Vacuum Research Corp. - Pittsburgh, PA

Glossary

vacuum gauge A gauge designed to measure the degree of vacuum in an evacuated vessel. A simple U-tube containing mercury is adequate for low vacua, but for high vacua other methods must be employed. See McLeod gauge; Pirani gauge.
Pirani gauge A vacuum gauge designed to measure very high degrees of vacuum by thermal conduction.
McLeod gauge A gauge designed to measure high degrees of vacuum. It consists of a glass bulb attached to the vacuum vessel, the measurement being made by filling the bulb with mercury and observing the volume of the remaining gas in a capillary tube.

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