Ionization Gauge Controllers

Ionization gauge controllers are essential devices used for measuring the pressure in vacuum systems. They ensure precise and reliable vacuum readings necessary for industrial applications.

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    Ionization Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS IONIZATION GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Ionization Gauge Controller

    The Granville Phillips 330 Ionization Gauge Controller measures pressure from less than 1 x10-10 to 1 x 10-1 torr from a single ionization gauge and displays pressure readout via a front panel display and analog output. The 3 1/2" high modular controller is available as a bench mount or space saving half-rack unit.

    This used ionization gauge controller will be fully refurbished and will meet Granville Phillip's performance specifications.

Popular Manufacturers

Granville Phillips MKS instruments

Common Applications

semiconductor production

surface analysis

vacuum coating

mass spectrometry

ultra-high vacuum research

industrial vacuum systems

Buying Guide

Ionization Gauge Controllers Buying Considerations

  • Determine the vacuum range required for your application to choose the right type of gauge.
  • Consider compatibility with existing vacuum systems and controllers for ease of integration.
  • Evaluate the precision and sensitivity needed for your specific industrial processes.
  • Ensure the gauge offers durability and reliability in the specific operating conditions.
  • Check for availability of support and service for the chosen brand and model.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ionization gauge controllers?
Ionization gauge controllers are used to measure the pressure in vacuum systems using ionization processes.
Why are ionization gauge controllers important?
They provide precise measurements essential for maintaining and controlling industrial vacuum environments.
What industries use ionization gauge controllers?
Industries such as semiconductor manufacturing, research laboratories, and vacuum coating utilize these controllers.
How do ionization gauge controllers work?
They operate by ionizing gas particles in a vacuum and measuring the resulting currents to determine pressure levels.