Objective This study aims to evaluate the stability and repeatability of digital pressure gauges in laboratory environments, to verify their measurement accuracy in different pressure ranges and performance in long-term use, and to provide scientific basis for the calibration and application of digital pressure gauges. Methods The experiment adopted a multi-point and multiple measurement method, selecting three different pressure points of 0.1,0.3,0.6 MPa for testing. Ten repeated measurements were taken at each pressure point to evaluate the repeatability of the digital pressure gauge. Meanwhile, through long-term measurements every three months for one year, observe the stability performance of the digital pressure gauge during long-term use. The experimental environment conditions are strictly controlled, with a temperature maintained at${\left({20}\pm 2\right)}^{\circ}\mathrm{C}$and a relative humidity between${40}\%$and${60}\%$. Results The standard deviations of the digital pressure gauge at the three pressure points were 0.10088 , 0.30057 and 0.60087, respectively. The standard deviations were small and the repeatability was good. At the same time, during long-term use, the measurement values at each measurement point have a relatively small change amplitude, and the changes in range and average values are within the allowable error range, indicating that it has good long-term stability. Conclusion Digital pressure gauges exhibit high repeatability and stability in laboratory environments, making them suitable for high-precision pressure measurement applications. This study provides a scientific basis for the calibration and practical application of digital pressure gauges, and also provides a reference direction for the research and improvement of related equipment in the future.

digital pressure gauge  /  stability  /  repeatability