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Ashcroft Pressure Gauges, Transducers & Thermometers
Fischer Process Industries supplies Ashcroft products, parts, and components throughout Southern Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, and Indiana. Get help finding pressure and temperature instruments for your process or an existing installation.
Pressure & Temperature Instruments
Fischer Process distributes the Ashcroft product line, including:
- Pressure gauges: analog and digital instruments in a variety of configurations for industrial measurement.
- Transmitters and transducers: pressure sensing options for process and equipment applications.
- Thermometers and thermowells: temperature measurement products and installation options.
- Parts and components: support for identifying the items needed for existing Ashcroft instruments.
Available options vary by model and application. Our team can help review your measurement range, process connection, material compatibility, and operating conditions.
Instrumentation Since 1852
Ashcroft’s history spans more than 170 years in pressure and temperature measurement. Its portfolio includes the Heise, Willy, and Weksler brands.
Industries & Applications
Ashcroft instrumentation serves processing and testing applications where measurement accuracy, repeatability, and durability matter.
- Biotechnology and pharmaceutical laboratories
- Pulp and paper operations
- Refineries
- Chemical processing
- Power generation
Share your application requirements with Fischer Process to discuss instrument options for your operating environment.
Product Information & Resources
Explore Fischer’s Ashcroft instrumentation information or find manufacturer data sheets, drawings, and manuals.
Ashcroft products, parts & components
Find the Right Ashcroft Instrument
Tell us what you need to measure, your required range, process fluid, connection size, and operating temperature. For replacement parts, include the model number and a clear photo of the instrument or nameplate when available.
