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A broken or unreadable gauge on your acetylene regulator isn't just an annoyance—it's a safety hazard. The Victor 1424-0290 is the ideal replacement for your worn-out low-pressure gauge, designed to get your oxy-fuel rig back up to spec. When you are adjusting your flame for cutting or welding, you need to know exactly how much fuel you are pushing. This gauge gives you that precision with a clear, easy-to-read 0-30 PSI scale.
Why the Red Arc Matters: Every trained welder knows the golden rule of acetylene: never exceed 15 PSI. Acetylene becomes unstable and dangerous above this pressure. Victor has designed this gauge with a prominent "Red Arc" that visually blocks out the danger zone. This allows you to see at a glance if your regulator is creeping up too high, keeping you and your shop safe. The 2-1/2 inch dial is large enough to read without squinting through your safety glasses, and the unique "Gold Tint" face cuts down on glare, making the black numbers pop.
Built for the Shop: Industrial environments are tough on gear. Regulators get knocked around, dragged on carts, and exposed to dust and sparks. This Victor gauge is built to handle the daily grind. Whether you are replacing a cracked lens or a stuck needle, swapping in this fresh gauge is a quick maintenance task that restores the functionality of your cutting torch setup. It fits standard heavy-duty Victor regulators requiring a 2.5-inch dial. Don't guess your pressure—know it with Victor accuracy.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Dial Size:2-1/2" |
| Pressure Range:0-30 PSI |
| Gas Service:Acetylene |
| Display Type:Analog |
| Face Color:Gold Tint |
| Safety Feature:Red Arc Indicator |
| Item:Gauge |
| Used On A:Regulator |
| Used On Which Gas?:Acetylene |
| Which Side?:Using |
| Max Psi?:30 PSI |
| Diameter:2.5 |
| Packaging Description:pack of 1 |
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