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2.5-Inch Replacement Regulator Gauge 0-100 PSI Oxygen/Inert

$16.52/ea

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OVERVIEW

Upgrade Your Regulator with a Clearer View

Is your regulator gauge cracked, stuck, or hard to read? The Western Enterprises 2.5-Inch Pressure Gauge (0-100 PSI) is the perfect upgrade or replacement for your welding setup. Most standard regulators come with smaller 2-inch gauges that can be difficult to squint at through a welding helmet or from across the bench. This larger 2.5-inch dial makes checking your working pressure significantly easier, helping you maintain the consistent gas flow needed for quality welds.

Designed for the Delivery Side

This gauge is calibrated up to 100 PSI, which is the ideal range for the "delivery" or "working pressure" side of your regulator. It allows for fine-tuning of your gas flow, whether you are TIG welding with Argon or cutting with Oxygen. The clear markings ensure you aren't guessing your settings. Because it is cleaned for Oxygen service, you can safely use it on your Oxygen regulators as well as for inert shielding gases like Argon/CO2 mixes, Helium, and Nitrogen.

Durable and Easy to Install

Welding shops are tough on equipment. That's why this gauge is built with a sturdy steel case and a brass internal movement that stands up to vibration and daily use. The 1/4" NPT threads are the industry standard for most larger regulators (check your existing gauge stem size to be sure; smaller regulators may use 1/8"). Simply apply a small amount of oxygen-safe PTFE tape to the threads, screw it into the outlet port of your regulator, and you're back in business with a reliable, easy-to-read display.

Why Choose Western Enterprises?

Western Enterprises is a trusted name in gas control equipment. When you choose a Western gauge, you aren't just buying a generic part; you are buying a component engineered for safety and precision. Don't let a faulty gauge ruin your weld quality or compromise safety—swap it out with this high-quality replacement.

Additional Information
Diameter:2.5"
Max Psi:100
Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases
Which Side?:Using
Used On A:Regulator
Connection Type:1/4" NPT Bottom Mount
Case Material:Painted Steel
Movement Material:Brass
Service Type:Cleaned for Oxygen Service
Packaging Description:1 per each
Used On A:Regulator
Used On Which Gas?:Oxygen or Inert Gases
Max Psi?:100psi

INCLUDED

  • 1x 2.5-Inch Pressure Gauge (0-100 PSI)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement gauge for Oxygen regulators (delivery side)
  • Replacement gauge for Inert Gas regulators (Argon, Helium, Nitrogen)
  • Industrial gas manifold systems
  • HVAC pressure testing equipment requiring 1/4" NPT connection
  • Laboratory gas delivery systems

FAQ

This gauge features a 1/4" NPT male bottom mount connection. This is a standard size for many medium and heavy-duty regulators, but please verify your regulator's port size before purchasing.

No. This gauge is marked for Oxygen or Inert Gas service. Acetylene gauges require specific internal materials and safety features tailored to Acetylene gas. Do not use this gauge on fuel gas regulators.

This is a 0-100 PSI gauge, which is designed for the 'Using' or 'Delivery' side (hose pressure). Tank pressure gauges typically read up to 3000 or 4000 PSI.

No, the gauge does not come pre-taped. You should use an oxygen-compatible PTFE tape or thread sealant when installing it to ensure a leak-free seal.

The case is made of gold-painted steel, providing better durability than plastic cases often found on cheaper alternatives.

It will fit any regulator that accepts a 1/4" NPT gauge thread. Many larger Victor, Harris, and Smith regulators use this size, but smaller 'compact' regulators often use 1/8" NPT. Check your existing gauge stem.

It means the gauge has been manufactured and packaged to be free of oils and greases. Oil can react violently with high-pressure oxygen, so this cleaning is a critical safety requirement.

While the pressure range is suitable, the internal materials are designed for dry gas. Using it with water may lead to corrosion or inaccuracy over time unless the gauge is specifically rated for hydraulic use.