1424=0180 - Victor 2.5 Inch Replacement Regulator Gauge 2000 PSI Brass

Restore Your Regulator's Accuracy and Safety

Is a cracked or broken gauge making it impossible to read your tank pressure? The Victor 1424-0180 2-1/2" Brass Pressure Gauge is the professional solution for getting your gas regulator back in top working condition. As a welder, you know that consistent gas flow is critical for producing quality welds, and that starts with knowing exactly how much pressure you are working with. A gauge that is unreadable or stuck is not just an annoyance; it is a safety risk that leaves you guessing about your remaining gas supply or your delivery pressure.

This genuine Victor replacement gauge features a large, easy-to-read 2-1/2 inch face. Unlike smaller 2-inch gauges that can be hard to squint at through a welding helmet or from across the cart, this larger dial gives you a clear view of your numbers. The high-contrast markings are laid out on a dual scale, showing you both PSI (up to 2000) and KPA (up to 14000), so you are covered regardless of which measurement system your shop uses. The gauge is housed in a tough brass case, designed to take the bumps and knocks of daily shop life without failing. It is built to resist corrosion and maintain its calibration over time.

Installing the Victor 1424-0180 is a straightforward maintenance task that can extend the life of your expensive regulator. It is designed to fit standard ports on Victor equipment and other compatible regulators requiring a 2000 PSI range. This pressure range is typically used for specific cylinder contents or intermediate pressure stages—always check your equipment's manual to ensure 2000 PSI is the correct range for your specific gas and cylinder type. Don't let a $20 part compromise a $500 regulator or ruin a day's worth of fabrication.

When you choose genuine Victor parts, you are investing in the same quality that came with your original equipment. This gauge comes boxed and ready to install. Simply remove your old, damaged gauge, clean the threads, apply a suitable thread sealant (like Teflon tape designed for gas service), and thread in your new Victor gauge. Get back to welding with confidence, knowing your equipment is giving you the honest feedback you need.