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GA099-07 - Miller 400 PSI Replacement Regulator Gauge, 2.5 Inch Dial

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OVERVIEW

Precision Monitoring for Industrial Gas Regulation

The Miller GA099-07 Gauge is a high-quality replacement component designed to restore the functionality and safety of your gas regulation equipment. In the realm of industrial welding and gas distribution, the accuracy of your delivery pressure is paramount. This gauge features a calibrated scale ranging from 0 to 400 PSI, making it specifically suited for the "using" or delivery side of heavy-duty regulators where higher working pressures are required, or for specific inert gas applications. Unlike standard low-pressure gauges that may top out at 100 PSI, this unit provides the headroom necessary for high-flow applications while maintaining the resolution needed for fine adjustments.

Constructed with a Stainless Steel (SST) Chrome housing, the GA099-07 is engineered to resist the corrosive elements often found in industrial environments. The chrome finish not only adds a layer of protection against oxidation and chemical exposure but also provides a professional aesthetic that matches high-end Miller regulators. The 2.5-inch diameter dial face is significantly larger than compact 1.5-inch or 2-inch gauges, offering superior visibility. This allows operators to monitor pressure fluctuations from a greater distance, enhancing safety protocols by reducing the need to be in immediate proximity to the equipment during operation.

Reliability in pressure measurement is critical for maintaining weld quality. A fluctuating or inaccurate gauge can lead to inconsistent gas shielding, resulting in porosity or poor bead profile. By installing a genuine Miller replacement gauge, you ensure that the internal mechanism—likely a robust Bourdon tube design—is calibrated to meet the stringent specifications of your Miller equipment. Whether used for MIG, TIG, or other gas-shielded processes, this gauge serves as a vital feedback loop for the operator, ensuring the set pressure matches the actual output delivered to the torch.

Installation of the GA099-07 is straightforward, typically utilizing a standard NPT connection (verify specific regulator thread size). It is an essential spare part for maintenance departments looking to minimize downtime caused by damaged or illegible gauges. By maintaining accurate pressure instrumentation, facilities can ensure compliance with safety standards and optimize gas consumption efficiency.

Additional Information
Diameter (in):2.5"
Max Psi:400psi
Used on a:Regulator
Which Side?:Using
Case Material:Stainless Steel Chrome
Scale Type:Single Scale (PSI)
Mount Location:Bottom Mount
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Case Material:Stainless Steel Chrome
Scale Type:Single Scale (PSI)
Mount Location:Bottom Mount
Diameter (in):2.5"
Max Psi:400psi
Used on a:Regulator
Which Side?:Using

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller GA099-07 Pressure Gauge (400 PSI)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement delivery gauge for Miller regulators
  • High-pressure delivery monitoring (up to 400 PSI)
  • Inert gas distribution systems
  • Heavy-duty industrial gas regulation
  • Maintenance and repair of welding gas equipment

FAQ

This gauge measures pressure from 0 to 400 PSI.

This is typically used on the delivery (using) side of the regulator, as tank pressures usually require gauges reading up to 3000 or 4000 PSI.

The dial face has a diameter of 2.5 inches.

The case is made of Stainless Steel with a Chrome finish for durability and corrosion resistance.

No, you should apply an appropriate thread sealant (ensure it is oxygen-safe if used with oxygen) to the threads before installation.

While designed for Miller regulators, it can fit other brands that accept a 2.5-inch gauge with the same pressure range and thread connection (typically 1/4" NPT, but verify your specific regulator).

Most industrial gauges in this class use a durable polycarbonate or heavy-duty plastic lens to prevent shattering, though specific materials can vary by batch.

Depressurize the system completely, remove the old gauge with a wrench on the brass stem (never twist the case), apply sealant to the new gauge threads, and tighten firmly into the port.