Ionization Gauges

Ionization gauges are devices that measure extremely low pressure levels in vacuum systems. They ensure precise control and monitoring of vacuum environments critical for industrial applications.

  1. MKS/Granville Phillips Cable for Nude ionization gauges

    Ionization Gauges

    MKS/Granville Phillips Cable for Nude ionization gauges

    MKS/Granville Phillips Cable for Nude ionization gauges with pin guard/locking strain relief, 22 ft

Popular Manufacturers

Granville Phillips

Common Applications

semiconductor fabrication

surface science research

space simulation

nuclear physics experiments

vacuum coating processes

mass spectrometry

Buying Guide

Ionization Gauge Buying Considerations

  • Evaluate the pressure range compatibility with your vacuum system.
  • Consider the gauge's sensitivity for detecting low-pressure environments.
  • Assess the robustness and durability for extended use in industrial settings.
  • Check for compatibility with existing measurement and control systems.
  • Review service and calibration options to ensure ongoing accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ionization gauge?
An ionization gauge measures vacuum pressure by ionizing gas molecules and detecting the resulting ions.
How does an ionization gauge work?
It works by using an electron beam to ionize gas molecules, which are then collected as ions on a detector to measure pressure.
Where are ionization gauges used?
They are used in industries requiring precise vacuum conditions, such as semiconductor manufacturing and scientific research.
What are the benefits of using ionization gauges?
They provide high accuracy and sensitivity for measuring very low pressures in vacuum systems.