Fluke 700G29 Precision Pressure Test Gauge

Product Overview
The Fluke 700G29 Precision Pressure Test Gauge is a high-accuracy digital pressure gauge designed for calibration, testing, and industrial high-pressure measurement applications. With a measurement range of –14 to +3000 psi (–0.97 to +200 bar), it is ideal for hydraulic systems, process industries, and calibration laboratories requiring precise and reliable pressure measurement.

The 700G29 offers excellent accuracy of ±0.05% of full scale, along with a high-resolution digital display and rugged industrial construction. It also supports data logging and can be used with Fluke pressure test pump kits to create a complete pressure calibration solution.

Key Features

• Pressure measurement range –14 to +3000 psi (–0.97 to +200 bar)
• High accuracy ±0.05% of full scale
• Suitable for pressure and vacuum measurement
• High-resolution digital display with bar graph
• Rugged industrial design with protective holster
• Data logging capability (with 700G/TRACK software)
• Compatible with pneumatic and hydraulic test pumps
• Long battery life up to 2000 hours
• Compact and portable design
• Calibration certificate included

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: Fluke
Model: 700G29
Type: Precision Pressure Test Gauge

Pressure Measurement

• Measuring range:
–14 to +3000 psi
–0.97 to +200 bar

• Accuracy:
Positive pressure: ±0.05% of full scale
Vacuum: ±0.1% of full scale

• Resolution:
0.1 psi
0.01 bar

• Burst pressure:
10000 psi
690 bar

General Specifications

• Display: 5½-digit digital display with bar graph and backlight
• Pressure connection: ¼ inch NPT male
• Battery type: 3 × AA alkaline batteries
• Battery life:
1500 hours continuous use
2000 hours typical use

• Dimensions: 127 × 114 × 37 mm
• Weight: 0.56 kg
• Housing: Rugged industrial housing with protective holster

Applications

• Pressure calibration
• Hydraulic system testing
• Industrial maintenance
• Process control calibration
• High-pressure system testing
• Calibration laboratories
• Leak testing
• Instrument calibration