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Reflex gauge glasses

made of borosilicate glass "extra-hard", long types

The side facing the medium chamber is provided with moulded grooves set at 90° angles. The moulding process increases the resistance of the glass grooves to wear; the “skin” which the glass attains during moulding gives it maximum smoothness and hardness. This makes it extremely resistant to the attack of boiler water.

applications:

Up to 35 bar saturated steam, reflex glasses provide the optimum solution: they are corrosion resistant and provide an absolutely clear indication. Reflex glasses can be used with all media except steam at service conditions up to 400 bar or temperatures up to 400 °C.

technical data:

Reflex glasses A, B, H

Dimensions of reflex gauge glasses

Overall dimensions (mm)

SizeType AWeight
g/piece
Type BWeight
g/piece
Type HWeight
g/piece
LBSLBSLBS
0953417110
I115301711811534171321153422176
II140301714614034171621403422214
III165301717616534171951653422254
IV190301720019034172281903422294
V220301723722034172642203422344
VI250301726525034173012503422392
VII280301730328034173382803422445
VIII320301733432034173873203422503
IX340301735934034174103403422536
X3703417461
KLINGER gauge glasses
Applicational range reflex glasses
Type A 1)Type B 1)Type H
bar°Cbar°Cbar°C
For media with no significant glass attack, e..g. oils, hydrocarbons400
150
0–10
120
400
430
265
180
0–10
120
400
430
300
200
0–10
120
400
430
For media with significant glass attack, e..g. saturated steam, HPHW, alkalis35243352432)
42
253

1) Glass types to OeNORM M 7354 or DIN 7081.
2) For steam pressures above 35 bar we recommend the use of transparent glasses with mica shields.