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vacuum gauge

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vacuum gauge
n.
A device for measuring pressures below atmospheric pressure.

vacuum gauge
n
(Physics / General Physics) (Engineering / Tools) any of a number of instruments for measuring pressures below atmospheric pressure
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Noun1.vacuum gauge - a gauge for indicating negative atmospheric pressurevacuum gauge - a gauge for indicating negative atmospheric pressure
gauge, gage - a measuring instrument for measuring and indicating a quantity such as the thickness of wire or the amount of rain etc.


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You can buy the vacuum gauge there also but we bought ours, the hoses, fittings and PVC from our local hardware store, and for the milk pot we used an old 8 qt.
Equipped with a vacuum gauge and quick-release capability, the Anver VB4 Vacuum Hoist Lifter is powered by a vacuum pump which can be located up to 150 ft.
Up/down controls are built into an ergonomic handle, and standard features include a rugged, wire-reinforced tube with a protective cover, and vacuum gauges.
 
 
 
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