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Dwyer Instruments – Measurement & Control Solutions
Reliable, high-precision field instrumentation for HVAC, water management, aerospace, and process industries.
Overview & Engineering Heritage
Established in 1931, Dwyer Instruments is a global benchmark in industrial measurement and process control. Renowned for precision manufacturing, Dwyer field devices support critical operations across HVAC, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and wastewater management.
- Industry Legacy: Decades of engineering reliability in process automation and monitoring.
- Flagship Innovation: The Magnehelic® Differential Pressure Gage (introduced 1953) — the diaphragm-based industry standard for low-pressure measurement, eliminating the maintenance requirements of conventional liquid manometers.
| Category | Applications & Features | Reference Catalog |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure Gauges | High-precision differential and static pressure measurement, featuring the industry-standard Magnehelic® series. | View Catalog → |
| Mechanical Switches | Set-point control, safety shutoffs, and pressure limit monitoring across duct and piping networks. | View Catalog → |
| Manometers | Reliable liquid-column and digital low-pressure monitoring tools for calibration, balancing, and diagnostics. | View Catalog → |
| Flow Switches | Critical flow/no-flow detection and interlock protection for liquid piping and air ventilation systems. | View Catalog → |
| Flow Meters & Sensors | Real-time volumetric flow rate monitoring, air velocity sensing, and liquid process tracking. | View Catalog → |
Key Applications & Industries Served
- HVAC & Building Automation: Duct static pressure, filter status monitoring, air handling unit balancing.
- Water & Wastewater: Liquid level control, pipe flow verification, pump line pressure management.
- Cleanrooms & Pharmaceuticals: Room pressure differential containment and environmental monitoring.
- Process & Chemical Industries: Safe set-point alerting, flow validation, and high-accuracy fluid instrumentation.
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- Manufacturing Excellence Since 1931: Decades of proven reliability and global industry leadership in manufacturing high-precision industrial measurement and control devices.
- Pioneering Low-Pressure Innovation: Home to the revolutionary Magnehelic® Gage, setting the worldwide standard for accurate, maintenance-free, diaphragm-based differential pressure monitoring.
- Complete Field Instrumentation Range: Comprehensive product portfolio covering differential pressure gauges, mechanical switches, digital manometers, flow switches, and flow meters.
- Mission-Critical Multi-Industry Reliability: Engineered to meet stringent operational demands across HVAC, cleanrooms, aerospace, chemical processing, and water management sectors.
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Dwyer provides a wide range of industrial measurement and control instruments, including pressure gauges, mechanical switches, manometers, flow switches, and flow meters.
No. The breathable material naturally prevents moisture condensation, eliminating the need for extra insulation in standard operating conditions.
Introduced in 1953, the Magnehelic® gage revolutionized low-pressure measurement by utilizing a diaphragm-based mechanism. This design provides high accuracy and versatility while serving as a reliable, maintenance-free alternative to traditional liquid-filled manometers.
Dwyer flow switches are designed to monitor set flow rates and trigger electrical contacts or alarms when flow stops or exceeds a threshold. Flow meters and sensors provide real-time, continuous measurement and tracking of fluid or air flow rates.
You can access and download the full technical PDF directly using the download button located in the hero and technical resources sections of this page.
The membrane system integrates both functions into a single duct separated by an airtight layer. It switches automatically: cooling air is distributed through the upper half, while heating air exits through the lower perforated surface.