Abstract: The invention relates to a manometer with a housing, a connecting piece rigidly connected to the housing, a bourdon tube arranged in the housing, a viewing glass fixed on the housing, and a pointer, which can rotate on the inside of the viewing glass and which is engaged with a free end of the bourdon tube, wherein the housing has on its top side a connecting piece that is bent inwardly for connecting to the viewing glass. To simplify the assembly, several cutouts distributed over the periphery are arranged in the connecting piece of the housing for engagement of an assembly tool, wherein the housing is connected to the connecting piece with a positive fit.

Abstract: The invention relates to a manometer with a housing, a connecting piece rigidly connected to the housing, a bourdon tube arranged in the housing, a viewing glass fixed on the housing, and a pointer, which can rotate on the inside of the viewing glass and which is engaged with a free end of the bourdon tube, wherein the housing has on its top side a connecting piece that is bent inwardly for connecting to the viewing glass. To simplify the assembly, several cutouts distributed over the periphery are arranged in the connecting piece of the housing for engagement of an assembly tool, wherein the housing is connected to the connecting piece with a positive fit.

Abstract: A pressure gauge for a foot pump comprises a housing having a connector portion on an exterior wall thereof which is formed integrally with the housing in a one-piece construction. The connector portion of the one-piece construction includes coupling members formed integrally therewith for connection to a foot pump and to a hose, and includes interior bores which define a chamber for a ball check valve and which also communicate the interior of the connector portion with the interior of the housing. The pressure gauge is preferably of the Bourdon-tube type and includes a spring tube which is pressed into a bore that extends from the interior of the connector portion through an adjacent end wall of the housing portion of the one-piece construction.

Abstract: A pressure gauge has a plate on one face of which is mounted a flange portion which extends outwardly substantially at right angles from the plate. The flange has arranged therein an opening for receiving a mounting having an upper face and being adapted to receive a bourdon-like tube, this tube having a portion which extends from said mounting in the form of a hook. Preferably the hook-shaped tube portion has a straight section which forms an angle of about 45.degree. with said upper face, and a curved section which ranges with the straight section and which embraces a pointer mechanism.