Victor 2-Inch Replacement Regulator Gauge 0-600 PSI Gold Tint

Keep Your Rig Accurate and Safe

A broken or unreadable gauge on your regulator isn't just an annoyance; it's a safety hazard and a quality control issue. The Victor 1424-0381 2-Inch Replacement Gauge is the genuine article you need to get your equipment back to factory specs. Whether you cracked the lens on a job site or the needle has simply stopped moving after years of faithful service, swapping in this fresh gauge will restore your ability to dial in the perfect pressure for your torch or welder.

This gauge features the classic Victor "Gold Tint" face that pros recognize instantly. That gold background does more than look good on your bottle; it provides excellent contrast against the black markings, making it easy to read your pressure from a distance or through a welding helmet's peripheral vision. The scale reads from 0 to 600 PSI (and up to 4200 KPA), which is a common range for the delivery side of heavy-duty regulators or specific high-flow setups. Having a clear view of your delivery pressure ensures you aren't starving your puddle or blowing out your flame, giving you the control you need for consistent beads and clean cuts.

Durability is key in any shop or field truck. This gauge is built with a sturdy case and a brass bottom mount connection that stands up to the daily grind. The 2-inch size is the standard for most medium-to-heavy-duty regulators, ensuring it won't look out of place or interfere with your adjusting screw. It screws in easily—just remember to use a little Teflon tape (make sure it's the oil-free kind if you're working with oxygen!) and don't overtighten it. A snug fit is all you need for a leak-proof seal.

Don't guess at your settings. If your needle is sticking, bent, or the glass is fogged up, it's time for a swap. This Victor 1424-0381 gauge gives you the confidence that your equipment is reporting the truth. It's a small investment that protects your expensive regulator and helps you maintain the high safety standards your job demands. Keep a spare in your toolbox so you're never caught without a working set of eyes on your gas flow.