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This 5000 PSI slump meter gauge is a critical component for monitoring the consistency of concrete during transport and mixing. By measuring the hydraulic pressure required to rotate the mixer drum, it allows operators to accurately gauge the 'slump' or wetness of the concrete mix. The gauge features a durable, glycerin-filled design that dampens vibrations from the mixer truck, ensuring steady and accurate readings. It includes adjustable reference pointers for quick visual checks and features a generic, unbranded face. It is compatible with a wide range of front and rear discharge mixers, including McNeilus, Con-Tech, and Oshkosh models.
Technical Specifications
Pressure Range0 - 5000 PSI
Port Size1/4 in NPT
Fill TypeGlycerin / Oil Filled
IlluminationNon-Lighted
Weight3.0 lbs
Face Diameter5.0 inches
Key Features
0-5000 PSI measurement range for high-pressure hydraulic systems
Glycerin-filled dial dampens vibration and pulsation for stable readings
Includes adjustable reference pointers for target slump tracking
Standard 1/4-inch NPT connection for universal fitment
Non-lighted, generic unbranded face (No Logo)
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Terex, Con-Tech. Fits McNeilus, Con-Tech, Oshkosh, and Terex front and rear discharge concrete mixer trucks. Installs in the hydraulic charge circuit to monitor drum rotation pressure.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
Product descriptions are drafted with automated tools and reviewed as time allows. While we work to keep them accurate, specifications and fitment should be confirmed with a Customer Service specialist at 800-745-3414 before purchase. Found an error? Let us know and we’ll fix it.
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