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WWWBG-154000 - 1.5-Inch High Pressure Regulator Gauge 4000 PSI Oxygen/Inert

Packaging: 1 of each
$21.62/ea

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OVERVIEW

Precision High-Pressure Monitoring for Industrial Gas Regulators

The WWWBG-154000 Pressure Gauge is a critical component for the safe and efficient operation of industrial gas delivery systems. Designed specifically for the high-pressure side of welding regulators, this gauge provides a clear and accurate reading of cylinder contents up to 4000 PSI. Maintaining awareness of remaining gas pressure is essential for process continuity, preventing unexpected downtime during critical fabrication or analytical tasks.

Engineered with a 1.5-inch diameter dial, this gauge is optimized for compact regulators and flowmeters where larger gauges might be obtrusive or prone to damage. Despite its small footprint, the scale is legible and precise. The connection is a standard 1/8" NPT bottom mount, widely used across the industry for regulator bodies manufactured by major brands. This universality makes it an excellent stock item for maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) inventories.

Safety is paramount when handling compressed gases, particularly oxidizers. This gauge is manufactured and cleaned for oxygen service, ensuring it is free from oils and contaminants that could react violently under high pressure. It is equally suitable for inert gases such as Argon, Helium, Nitrogen, and CO2/Argon blends used in MIG and TIG welding. Whether you are refurbishing older equipment or replacing a damaged unit, this gauge delivers the reliability required for professional gas control.

Technical Reliability

Constructed with durable materials to withstand the rigors of shop environments, the internal mechanism is designed to resist vibration and shock common in industrial settings. The brass connection ensures a leak-tight seal when properly installed with compatible thread sealants (approved for the specific gas service). This gauge serves as a primary indicator for cylinder change-outs, helping facility managers optimize gas usage and logistics.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 of each
Used on a:Accessory
Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases
Which Side?:Contents
Max Psi:4000psi
Diameter (in):
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Thread Size:1/8" NPT
Mount Type:Bottom Mount
Case Material:Brass, Steel
Service Type:Cleaned for Oxygen Service

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 1.5" High Pressure Gauge (0-4000 PSI)

APPLICATIONS

  • Monitoring cylinder pressure on Oxygen regulators
  • Checking tank levels on Argon and Argon/CO2 flowmeters
  • Replacement gauge for MIG and TIG welding regulators
  • Industrial gas manifolds and distribution systems
  • Portable HVAC purging and brazing kits

FAQ

This gauge has a 1/8" NPT (National Pipe Thread) connection, which is the standard size for most welding regulator gauge ports.

No. This is a 4000 PSI gauge designed for high-pressure cylinders. Acetylene gauges typically have a much lower range (up to 400 PSI) and different internal construction. Never use high-pressure oxygen/inert gauges on acetylene systems.

Yes, this gauge is 'Cleaned for Oxygen Service', meaning it is free of oils and grease that could cause a fire or explosion in a high-pressure oxygen environment.

This gauge installs on the High Pressure (HP) or Inlet side of the regulator. It measures the pressure remaining in the gas cylinder.

Most likely, yes. If your regulator uses a standard 1/8" NPT thread for the gauges (which the vast majority do), this will fit. Just check the dial size (1.5") to ensure it fits physically within any guards.

Yes, a small amount of PTFE tape or thread sealant is usually recommended for NPT threads to ensure a leak-tight seal. However, ensure the tape/sealant is approved for the specific gas (especially for Oxygen) and do not cover the opening.

The 4000 PSI scale indicates the pressure inside the gas cylinder. A full standard industrial cylinder typically has around 2000-2600 PSI, so this gauge covers the full range safely.

These gauges typically feature a steel or brass case for durability and safety under high pressure, with a polycarbonate or glass lens.