Quick Answer: The U-Tube Manometer on Stand, Table Model measures differential gas and liquid pressures with a borosilicate glass U-tube on a vertical stand with a weighted base. A dual-column millimetric scale with zero adjustment gives the readings.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Borosilicate neutral glass U-tube
Constant bore tubing, nominal 6 mm to 8 mm internal diameter
Dual-column millimetric scale with zero adjustment
Vertical stand with weighted base for table use
Height approx. 300 mm to 500 mm, depending on model
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Glass
Borosilicate neutral glass
Tube bore
Constant bore, nominal 6 mm to 8 mm ID
Scale
Dual-column millimetric, zero-adjustable
Mounting
Vertical stand, weighted base (table model)
Height
Approx. 300 mm to 500 mm (by model)
HS Code
9026.20
About This Product
A U-tube manometer shows a pressure difference as the difference in liquid level between its two limbs. In the lab it is used to measure gas supply pressure and the pressure drop along a flow tube, and to work through hydrostatic head and Bernoulli calculations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the zero adjustment on the U-Tube Manometer scale do?
It lets the millimetric scale be set to zero at the starting liquid level before a pressure difference is read.
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