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Technical Data
P3800 Series
High Pressure Hydraulic
Deadweight Testers
Models P3830,
P3840 and P3860
Features
Three models available in ranges from
30 000 psi to 60 000 psi (2 000 bar to
4 000 bar)
Two accuracy classes available; 0.02 %
or 0.015 % of Reading
Select nominal increments in psi, bar, or
MPa pressure units
ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration
certificate standard
PressCal software
P3000 Series available for pressure/
vacuum ranges and hydraulic pressures
to 20 000 psi (1 400 bar) and below
The Pressurements P3800
Series is the culmination of
over 50 years experience in the
design and manufacture of pri-
mary pressure standards. With
features and options designed
to improve accuracy, increase
reliability, and simplify opera-
tion, the P3800 Series can be
used to calibrate virtually any
high pressure sensing device
including transducers, trans-
mitters, gauges or pressure
switches.
Instrument base
The Instrument base includes
all items required for operation.
A high quality hand pump is
coupled to a 7 to 1 intensifier,
allowing the operator to easily
generate high pressure in the
system. An oil reservoir is
included so the pump to be re-
charged when calibrating large
volume devices. A Test Station
is provided for connecting the
Device under Test to the P3800
Series. Adjustable feet and the
level vial allow the operator to
insure the instrument is level
to achieve the ultimate perfor-
mance. A Piston Float Reference
allows the operator to deter-
mine when the piston is in the
ideal, “mid float” position.
Piston/cylinder
The piston/cylinder is the
“heart” of the deadweight
tester. P3800 Series pistons
are manufactured from tung-
sten carbide which provides
excellent long term stability,
durability, and extremely low
coefficients for temperature and
pressure.
Weight sets
Standard weight masses are
series 3 non-magnetic stain-
less steel. Each mass is marked
with the serial number of the
instrument and the nominal
pressure value. Select either
psi, bar or MPa pressure units.
PressCal software can be used
to support additional pressure
units.
Gravity correction
Gravity varies significantly with
geographical locations. Each
instrument can be calibrated
to local gravity a no additional
cost. If unspecified, instruments
are calibrated to standard
gravity at 980.665 cm/s
2
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