Accounting for environmental factors when performing piston gauge calibrations is an important but labor intensive process. The Model 2456 piston gauge monitor (PGM) and WinPrompt calibration software help automate this process. The Model 2456 enhances measurement precision and consistency of critical piston gauge parameters including piston gauge temperature, float position, sink rate, air density, vacuum and other variables.
Fluke 2456 Piston Gauge Monitor
- Automates piston gauge calibrations
- Monitors critical piston gauge parameters
- Dual channel capability for cross float calibrations
- WinPrompt software is Windows based
- Use WinPrompt alone or in combination with Model 2456 PGM
- Export data to create customized calibration reports and certificates
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