What do kg/cm2 and bar mean on a tire pressure gauge?
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Tire pressure gauge kg/cm2 and bar are both units of tire pressure. The specific explanations are as follows: In addition to bar, tire pressure units also include kpa (kilopascal), psi, and kg/cm2 (kilogram pressure). The conversion formulas between them are: 1bar=100kpa=14.5psi=1.02kg/cm2. Relevant information is introduced as follows: Tire pressure gauges can generally be divided into three types, namely pointer-type tire pressure gauges, digital tire pressure gauges, and alarm-type tire pressure gauges. The latter two can directly display tire pressure through values or alarms, and their principles are relatively simple. The more complex one is the pointer-type tire pressure gauge, which requires reading the tire pressure through the value indicated by the pointer on the dial.