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19077 - 2.5-Inch Replacement Regulator Gauge, 0-1000 PSI, Brass LBM

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OVERVIEW

Fix Your Regulator with a Reliable 1000 PSI Gauge

There is nothing more frustrating in a busy fabrication shop than a regulator with a smashed or unreadable gauge. Not only is it a safety hazard to guess your pressure settings, but it also leads to poor weld quality and inconsistent gas flow. The 2.50-inch 1000 PSI Replacement Gauge is the perfect solution to get your equipment back in top shape. Designed as a direct replacement for many standard welding and industrial regulators, this gauge features a Lower Back Mount (LBM) connection that fits seamlessly into your existing regulator body.

This gauge is built tough for the shop environment. It features a solid brass connection and internal mechanism, which resists corrosion and stands up to the vibration of a working shop. The 0-1000 PSI range is versatile; it is commonly used for reading the tank pressure on CO2 cylinders (which typically sit around 800-900 PSI) or for high-pressure delivery readings on heavy-duty manifold systems. The 2.5-inch dial is slightly larger than the compact gauges found on cheap regulators, giving you a big, clear picture of your gas levels. The white background with bold black numbers makes it easy to check your pressure at a glance, even through a scratched welding helmet lens or from across the bench.

Installation is straightforward. Simply remove your old, damaged gauge (ensure the system is fully depressurized first!), apply a small amount of appropriate thread sealant to the new gauge's brass threads, and thread it in. Remember to always use a wrench on the brass square at the base of the stem—never tighten a gauge by twisting the case, as this can ruin the calibration. Once installed, this gauge provides reliable, steady readings that let you focus on laying beads rather than worrying about your gas supply.

Don't let a broken gauge compromise your safety or your work quality. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of MIG welders, setting up a TIG station, or managing a bulk gas manifold, having a clear, accurate pressure reading is non-negotiable. This 1000 PSI brass gauge offers the durability and clarity you need to keep your shop running smoothly and safely.

Additional Information
Pressure Range:0-1000 PSI
Dial Diameter:2.5 in
Mount Type:Lower Back Mount (LBM)
Connection Material:Brass
Face Color:White
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 2.50-Inch 1000 PSI Pressure Gauge (Lower Back Mount)

APPLICATIONS

  • Welding Gas Regulator Replacement
  • CO2 Cylinder Content Monitoring
  • High-Pressure Delivery Systems
  • Pneumatic System Monitoring
  • Industrial Gas Manifolds

FAQ

Most 2.5-inch gauges come with a 1/4-inch NPT thread, though some may have 1/8-inch NPT. It is important to measure your regulator's port size before ordering to ensure a proper fit.

While many welding gauges are cleaned for oxygen service, this is a generic listing. Unless the packaging specifically states 'Use No Oil' or carries an Oxygen Safe symbol, it should be treated as standard service (inert gases, CO2, compressed air) only.

Always use an open-ended wrench on the brass 'flats' or square section of the stem located at the bottom of the gauge. Never tighten the gauge by gripping and twisting the round case, as this will damage the internal mechanism.

LBM stands for Lower Back Mount. This means the threaded connection protrudes from the back of the gauge casing, near the bottom edge, which is the standard orientation for most gas regulators.

Yes, as long as the water pressure does not exceed 1000 PSI and the brass wetted parts are compatible with the fluid. However, for dynamic water systems with water hammer, a liquid-filled gauge might be recommended instead.

A 1000 PSI gauge is typically used to read the cylinder contents of CO2 tanks (which are approx. 800-900 PSI) or for high-pressure delivery settings on specialized regulators.

No, this model features a standard high-contrast white face with black markings for visibility under normal shop lighting conditions.

Exceeding the maximum scale can permanently damage the bourdon tube, causing the gauge to become inaccurate or fail. Always select a gauge where your normal operating pressure falls within the middle third of the scale.