
A broken gauge is more than just an annoyance; it's a blind spot in your welding setup. The Miller GA075-15 Replacement Gauge is the reliable solution for getting your regulator back to factory specs. Designed specifically for the high-pressure side of your gas gear, this gauge reads up to 4000 PSI, letting you know exactly how much gas is left in your tank before you start a critical weld. There is nothing worse than running out of shielding gas in the middle of a bead because you couldn't read your bottle pressure—this gauge ensures you are always in the know.
Built to survive the daily grind of the welding shop, this unit features a tough 1.5-inch black steel case. It resists dents and dings better than standard brass or plastic gauges, ensuring it holds up when the regulator gets tossed into a gang box or bumped against a cart. The clear, easy-to-read dial displays pressure in both PSI and Bar, so you can verify your cylinder status at a glance, regardless of which measurement system you prefer. The compact size is perfect for regulators with tight rubber guards or metal cages, fitting seamlessly where larger 2-inch gauges might not.
This is a back-mount gauge, meaning the threaded connection sticks straight out the back, which is the standard configuration for the face of most welding regulators. It is compatible with a wide variety of Miller and Smith equipment used for Oxygen, Argon, and mixed gases. Don't risk leaks or guesswork with a cracked lens or stuck needle. Swap out your old gauge with this genuine Miller replacement and keep your focus on the arc, not on your equipment.
| Additional Information |
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| Diameter:1.5" |
| Max Psi:4000 |
| Used On A:Regulator |
| Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases |
| Which Side?:Contents |
| Packaging Description:pack of 1 |
| Case Material:Black Steel |
| Mount Type:Back Mount |
| Scale Type:Dual Scale (PSI/Bar) |
| Application:High Pressure Cylinder Monitoring |
| Brand:Miller |
| Item:Gauge |
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