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High Vacuum (Micron) Measurement

I have an application where I need to measure vacuum ranges less than 25 micron (mTorr) absolute.  Is there a vacuum transmitter that can measure and read in the range of 0 to 50 micron (mTorr) vacuum absolute (0 to 0.050 Torr)?

I would appreciate any guidance.

 

Robert Sentz
  • Tom Moser

    In reply to Emily Saopraseuth:

    Hi Rob, I think what you want is something like an MKS Baratron gauge:
    http://www.mksinst.com/product/catalog.aspx?CatalogID=4
    The real question is how low a pressure do you really need to measure? That may push you to a different, or second, vacuum gage technology.
    From a former Hi-Vac guy, Tom Moser

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