A vacuum gauge is a key component for measuring pressure in vacuum equipment, covering a pressure range from ultra-high vacuum to positive pressure (generally less than 2 atmospheres). The measurement accuracy of vacuum gauges of the same type is affected by various factors such as gas composition, temperature, altitude, and installation angle, and needs to be selected and calibrated according to the actual situation. In this blog, ATO will delve into various aspects of vacuum gauges, including their working principles, different types, and applications in various industries.