Circular Gauge

A Circular Gauge is a type of gauges with a radial scale such as speedometer, ammeter, voltmeter etc.
The specified value is displayed on Circular Gauge axis using a pointer or a marker or a range.

An analog watch is a special case of Circular Gauges.
Two key feature of Circular Gauge are an axis and a pointer.

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Resources

View more samples in our gallery:

https://www.anychart.com/products/anychart/gallery/Circular_Gauges/

Read more information in our documentation:

Gauges: Circular Gauge

Samples

anychart.core.gauge.pointers.Needle.endRadius set created by anonymous

anychart.core.gauge.pointers.Needle.endRadius set

By anonymous, Jul 21

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anychart.core.gauge.pointers.Needle.endRadius set

By anonymous, Jul 21

10

BCT Pointers-and-Data Bar 04 created by anonymous

BCT Pointers-and-Data Bar 04

By anonymous, Nov 17

10

BCT Pointers-and-Data Bar 04 created by anonymous

BCT Pointers-and-Data Bar 04

By anonymous, Nov 17

10

Complex Gauge created by anonymous, This chart consist of two gauges: the first one shows the current speed and the average in the aperture and the second one displays some additional information. The second gauge shows the current engine and the average value for it in rpm in the aperture.

This chart consist of two gauges: the first one shows the current speed and the average in the aperture and the second one displays some additional information. The second gauge shows the current engine and the average value for it in rpm in the aperture.

By anonymous, Sep 20

10

Complex Gauge created by anonymous, This chart consist of two gauges: the first one shows the current speed and the average in the aperture and the second one displays some additional information. The second gauge shows the current engine and the average value for it in rpm in the aperture.

This chart consist of two gauges: the first one shows the current speed and the average in the aperture and the second one displays some additional information. The second gauge shows the current engine and the average value for it in rpm in the aperture.

By anonymous, Oct 14

10