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Vacuum gauges are basic measurement components for vacuum furnace systems and can be found either in vacuum lines or connected directly onto the vacuum chamber. A vacuum gauge is an instrument for measuring pressures below that of atmospheric pressure. There are several types of vacuum gauges, each engineered for a specific function over a specific range of vacuum pressure.
Common types include:
Source: Vacuum Gauges – VAC AERO International