Abstract: A pressure and temperature measuring device with improved fluid flow control having a metal bulb that houses a temperature-sensitive element and a base with an orifice for the passage of fluid and tabs that project from the base, extending outside a plastic body, and an axial seal positioned between the conduit and the orifice; with the base of the metal bulb facing the plastic body, with the conduit and the orifice aligned to allow the passage of fluid, with the axial seal compressed axially.

Abstract: The invention relates to a pressure meter for fluid circuits which has a pressure-sensitive cell that is arranged connected to an electronic circuit, connected to which, in turn, are terminals of a connector for connecting the meter in the application thereof, wherein the pressure-sensitive cell is housed in a metal body, wherein it rests by means of a seal, while a plastic disc is arranged resting against the surface of the upper face of the pressure-sensitive cell, whereon an electronic circuit is incorporated.

Abstract: A device for measuring the pressure and temperature of fluids is provided, which has a temperature-sensitive element and a pressure-sensitive cell which are arranged connected to an electronic circuit, connected to which, in turn, are terminals of a connector by which a metal body is closed, in which the element and the cell are housed; the cell being housed in a cavity defined on one side of a plastic body through which electric conductors pass, which connect the element to the electronic circuit; the cell resting on a seal disposed between the cell and the base of the cavity, a wedge element placed over the cell which rests against the cell to compress the seal to thereby provide a seal around the mouth of a conduit through which the pressure of the fluid to be controlled is transmitted onto the cell.

Abstract: The invention relates to a pressure and temperature measuring device having a temperature-sensitive element, a pressure-sensitive element, an electronic circuit to which the temperature-sensitive element and the pressure-sensitive element are connected, a connector for connection to the electronic circuit, a plastic body in which the temperature-sensitive element is arranged with a conduit for the passage of fluid, an external housing body that can be coupled to the connector, wherein the measuring device also has a metal bulb that houses the temperature-sensitive element and a base with an orifice for the passage of fluid and tabs that project from the base, and an axial seal positioned between the conduit and the orifice; with the base of the metal bulb facing the plastic body, with the conduit and the orifice aligned to allow the passage of fluid, with the axial seal compressed axially.

Abstract: A device for measuring the pressure and temperature of fluids is provided, which has a temperature-sensitive element and a pressure-sensitive cell which are arranged connected to an electronic circuit, connected to which, in turn, are terminals of a connector by which a metal body is closed, in which the element and the cell are housed; the cell being housed in a cavity defined on one side of a plastic body through which electric conductors pass, which connect the element to the electronic circuit; the cell resting on a seal disposed between the cell and the base of the cavity, a wedge element placed over the cell which rests against the cell to compress the seal to thereby provide a seal around the mouth of a conduit through which the pressure of the fluid to be controlled is transmitted onto the cell.

Abstract: The invention relates to a pressure meter for fluid circuits which has a pressure-sensitive cell that is arranged connected to an electronic circuit, connected to which, in turn, are terminals of a connector for connecting the meter in the application thereof, wherein the pressure-sensitive cell is housed in a metal body, wherein it rests by means of a seal, while a plastic disc is arranged resting against the surface of the upper face of the pressure-sensitive cell, whereon an electronic circuit is incorporated.