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Smith Equipment 2-Inch High Pressure Regulator Gauge 4000 PSI

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Replacement for Your Regulator: Smith GA139-03

A broken or malfunctioning pressure gauge on your welding regulator isn't just an annoyance; it's a safety hazard and a workflow bottleneck. The Smith Equipment GA139-03 2-Inch Pressure Gauge is the professional welder's choice for restoring the performance and safety of gas regulation equipment. Designed to replace the high-pressure "contents" gauge on your regulator, this unit reads up to 4000 PSI, giving you a clear and accurate indication of how much gas is left in your cylinder. Whether you are welding with Oxygen, Argon, or other inert gas mixes, knowing your exact pressure is key to planning your work and avoiding running dry in the middle of a critical bead.

Built for the Shop Environment
Welding shops and job sites are tough on equipment. Tools get dropped, banged against cylinders, and exposed to sparks. That is why the Smith GA139-03 features a rugged steel case and a shatterproof polycarbonate lens. Unlike cheaper gauges with glass faces that can crack easily, this gauge is built to withstand the daily abuse of industrial work. The one-piece crystal lens also includes a protective lip that helps shield the face from direct impact, ensuring your gauge remains readable for the long haul. The high-visibility dial features a cupped steel face with bold numbers, making it easy to check your pressure from a distance or in low-light conditions.

Universal Compatibility
One of the biggest advantages of the Smith GA139-03 is its versatility. While it is a genuine Smith Equipment part, manufactured to their legendary quality standards, it is designed with a standard 1/4-inch NPT brass thread. This means it will fit not only Smith regulators but also virtually all major brands of gas pressure regulators that use standard 1/4-inch inlet threads. You don't need to hunt for a brand-specific gauge; this high-quality replacement upgrades any regulator it is installed on.

Safety First
When dealing with high-pressure cylinders, accuracy and safety are non-negotiable. This gauge features a precision watch-type movement for optimum accuracy, ensuring the needle reflects the true pressure inside your tank. It is also U.L. Listed, giving you peace of mind that you are using a component that meets rigorous safety standards. Don't compromise on your gas equipment—upgrade to the Smith GA139-03 for reliable, accurate, and safe pressure monitoring.

Additional Information
Diameter:2"
Max Psi:4000
Used On A:Regulator
Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases
Which Side?:Contents
Connection Type:1/4" MNPT
Case Material:Steel
Crystal Material:Shatterproof Polycarbonate
Pressure Range:0-4000 PSIG, 0-280 BAR
Movement Type:Precision Watch-Type
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Smith GA139-03 2-Inch Pressure Gauge (4000 PSI)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of broken high-pressure gauges on welding regulators.
  • Monitoring cylinder contents for Oxygen, Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen.
  • Industrial gas distribution manifolds requiring 4000 PSI monitoring.
  • General maintenance and repair of oxy-fuel and MIG/TIG gas equipment.

FAQ

The gauge features a 1/4" MNPT (Male National Pipe Thread) connection, which is the industry standard for most welding regulators.

Yes, as long as the regulator uses a standard 1/4" FNPT port for the gauge, this Smith gauge is compatible with other major brands like Victor, Harris, and ESAB.

No. This is a high-pressure gauge (4000 PSI) typically used for Oxygen or Inert gas cylinder contents. Acetylene gauges require a much lower range (usually 400 PSI) and specific internal materials compatible with acetylene.

The lens is made of a one-piece shatterproof polycarbonate material, which is much more durable and safer than glass in an industrial environment.

The gauge is calibrated to read up to 4000 PSIG (Pounds per Square Inch Gauge) or approximately 280 BAR.

This is a pressure gauge measuring PSI and BAR. It measures the static pressure in the cylinder, not the flow rate of the gas.

No, this is a dry gauge. Oil-filled gauges are generally not used for welding gases, particularly Oxygen, due to the risk of combustion when oil contacts high-pressure oxygen.

Ensure the system is depressurized. Remove the old gauge using a wrench on the brass stem (never twist the case). Apply Teflon tape to the threads of the new gauge (ensure tape is rated for oxygen if applicable) and tighten firmly into the regulator body.
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