
If you can't read your regulator, you can't set your flame or shield gas correctly. A cracked face, a bent needle, or a gauge that just won't zero out is more than an annoyance—it's a quality control issue waiting to happen. This 2-inch replacement pressure gauge from Western Enterprises is the standard fix for the "delivery" or "working pressure" side of your oxygen or inert gas regulator. With a range of 0-100 PSI, it gives you the resolution you need to dial in the perfect pressure for your cutting torch or welding machine.
Safety is the number one priority when dealing with compressed gases, especially oxygen. This gauge comes factory-cleaned for oxygen service, meaning it's free of oil and grease that could cause a dangerous reaction. It is also perfectly safe and compatible for use with inert shielding gases like Argon, Helium, and CO2 mixes. The solid brass case is designed to take the bumps and knocks of a busy shop or the back of a welding rig truck. It screws right into any standard regulator port that accepts a 1/4-inch NPT thread, making it a universal solution for many different brands of equipment.
Don't guess at your settings. Whether you are replacing a gauge on an old Smith, Victor, or Harris regulator (check your thread size first, as some small regulators use 1/8"), this 1/4" NPT gauge is the industry standard for full-size equipment. The clear markings on the white face make it easy to check your pressure at a glance from across the bench. Keeping a spare gauge in your toolbox is a smart move for any serious fabricator or mobile welder. Swap out that broken gauge today and get back to welding with confidence, knowing exactly what your equipment is delivering.
| Additional Information |
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| Diameter:2" |
| 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:Brass |
| Lens Material:Polycarbonate |
| Scale Type:PSI |
| Service Type:Cleaned for Oxygen Service |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Used On Which Gas?:Oxygen or Inert Gases |
| Max Psi?:100psi |