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Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump
The Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump can be used to calibrate pressure sensing instruments with ranges both within and below atmospheric pressure. It can be used to check transducers, transmitters, gauges and pressure switches.
The Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump is available in five models which vary in regards to their pressure and vacuum ranges, and measurement units. For further information, please see the table below.
| Product Code | Product Name | Pressure Range | Vacuum Range |
| P3025-BAR-P | Fluke P3025-BAR-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester Vac/Pressure to 35 bar - With Pump | 0.2 to 35 bar | 30 to 1,000 mbar |
| P3025-KGCM2-P | Fluke P3025-KGCM2-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester Vac/Pressure to 35 kgf/cm2 - With Pump | 0.2 to 35 kgf/cm² | 20 to 760 mmHg |
| P3025-PSI-P | Fluke P3025-PSI-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester Vac/Pressure to 500 psi - With Pump | 3 to 500 psi | 1 to 30 inHg |
| P3025-KPA-P | Fluke P3025-KPA-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester Vac/Pressure to 3500 kPa - With Pump | 20 to 3,500 kPa | 3 to 100 kPa |
| P3025-MPA-P | Fluke P3025-MPA-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester, Vac/Pressure to 3.5 MPa - With Pump | 0.02 to 3.5 MPa | 3 to 100 kPa |
The Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester can be used to create pneumatic pressure or a vacuum. In order to do this, an external gas source or vacuum pump may be attached to its /NPT female port. Alternatively, the operator may use the integrated hand pump to create pneumatic pressure up to 300 psi or generate a vacuum to 90%. The high-quality needle can be used to make fine adjustments to the pressure or vacuum.
It is easy to attach instruments-under-investigation to this deadweight tester as a result of its test station design with O-rings and the inclusion of 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 NPT and BSP, and M20 and M14 metric adapters, as these features and modules remove the need for PTFE tape or wrenches.
Adding to this product’s practicality is its mounted spirit level and adjustable feet which ensure that it can be set-up and used accurately within various environments. Further to this, its removable lid means that it can be safely and easily transported between worksites.
The Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester has been designed to be practical and accurate. To this end, its piston and cylinder assembly with floatation indicator has been manufactured in accordance with the highest standards and as such has certified accuracies traceable to international standards laboratories, such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Furthermore, in order to maintain the standard accuracy (0.015%) of this instrument, the piston and cylinder assembly has been designed to minimise the effects of distortion and thermal coefficients whilst maintaining stability and durability.
Furthermore, this instrument has been calibrated to standard gravity (980.665cm/s²) and is supplied with an ISO 17025 accredited calibration certificate, these features also work to maintain the 0.015% accuracy of this tester. However, this accuracy can be improved to 0.008% by making minor adjustments to the instrument, for instance, it may be calibrated to the user’s local gravity thereby accounting for this localised gravitational pull on the weight masses.
The weight masses designed to be used with this tester have been accurately calibrated. Their nominal pressure values relative to the high- or low-pressure piston are marked on the body of each weight mass, as is the instrument's serial number. When pneumatic pressure has been generated the piston and cylinder assembly will begin to rise; in order to counterbalance this upward force the calibrated weight masses are added to the piston and the inscribed nominal pressures are combined in order to determine the final pressure. For further information regarding this method, please see the video below.
Measuring Pressure with a Deadweight Tester
Weight masses are constructed from series 3, non-magnetic, austenitic, stainless steel and may be stored in a robust weight case with a secure locking mechanism for easy transportation between worksites.
The Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump is an adaptable, accurate, easy-to-use calibrator, ideal for checking a variety of pressure sensing instruments.
Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump Key Features
- Calibrate pressure sensing instruments with ranges within and below atmospheric pressure
- Can be used to check transducers, transmitters, gauges and pressure switches
- Available in five models with varying pressure and vacuum ranges and measurement units
- Attach an external gas source or vacuum pump to the /NPT female port in order to generate pneumatic pressure or vacuum
- Use the integrated hand pump to create pneumatic pressure to 300 psi or a vacuum to 90%
- The high-quality needle may be used to make fine vacuum or pressure adjustments
- Test station design with O-rings
- Includes 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 NPT and BSP, and M20 and M14 metric adapters
- PTFE tape and wrenches are not required to attach additional instruments
- Mounted spirit level
- Adjustable feet
- Removable lid
- Piston and cylinder assembly with floatation indicator
- Piston and cylinder assembly has been manufactured to the highest standards
- Piton and cylinder assembly includes certified accuracies traceable to international standards laboratories (NIST)
- Standard accuracy of 0.015% may be improved to 0.008%
- Piston and cylinder assembly lowers distortion and thermal coefficients whilst maintaining stability and durability
- Calibrated to standard gravity, 980.665cm/s²
- Option to calibrate the tester to local gravity
- Supplied with an ISO 17025 accredited calibration certificate
- Weight masses have been accurately calibrated
- Weight masses include the instrument’s serial number and the nominal pressure values relative to the high- or low-pressure piston
- When pneumatic pressure is generated the piston and cylinder assembly rises
- To counteract this upward force weight masses are added to the piston
- Nominal pressure values marked on the weight masses are combined for the final pressure value
- Weight masses are constructed from series 3, non-magnetic, austenitic, stainless steel
- Weight masses may be stored in a robust case with a locking mechanism for safe and secure transportation
- Adaptable, accurate, easy-to-use calibrator
What’s Included?
- Your Choice of Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump
- Weight Masses
- Removable Lid
- 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 NPT and BSP adapters
- M20 and M14 metric adapters
- ISO 17025 Accredited Calibration Certificate
- Spare Seals
Fluke P3025-P Gas Dual Deadweight Tester – With Pump Technical Specifications
| Accuracy | |
| Accuracy | ±0.015% of reading (±0.008% optional)
*Accuracy based on % of reading from 10% to 100% of the piston range when used in accordance with the corrections found on the calibration certificate. Below 10% ± (accuracy class) x 10% of the piston range. |
| Mass and PCU Materials of Construction | |
| Standard weight material | Series 3 non-magnetic austenitic stainless steel |
| Weight density | 7.8 g/cm³ |
| Optional fractional weights | Solution heat treated aluminium |
| Weight density | 2.7 g/cm³ |
| Piston Material | Tungsten carbide |
| Cylinder Material | Martensitic steel |
| Coefficient of Expansion | 16.5 ppm/°C |
| General | |
| Test port adaptors | 1/8, 1/4, 3/8 and ½ NPT or BSP |
| Instrument weight | 24 lbs |
| Instrument size | 17.5 W x 12 D x 8.5 H |
| Mass set weight (typical) | 65 lbs |
| Minimum Standard weight Increments - Pressure | 1 psi, (0.1bar) |
| Minimum Standard weight Increments - Vacuum | 0.2 inHg (10 mbar) |
| Built-in Hand Pumps | |
| Pressure Mode | Max pressure 300 psi (20 bar) |
| Vacuum Mode | To 90% vacuum |
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Additional Information
| SKU | FLK-P3025-P |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Code | 4184688 |
Made to Order item: This item is made-to-order with a lead time once the order is placed. Once an order is placed it cannot be cancelled or returned unless the unit is found to be faulty.
