19136 - ESAB 2.5-Inch Pressure Gauge 0-200 PSI Lower Back Mount

Reliable Pressure Monitoring with ESAB 19136

The ESAB 19136 is a general-purpose utility pressure gauge designed for accurate monitoring in industrial and welding environments. Engineered with a 2.5-inch dial, this gauge provides a clear and legible display of pressure readings ranging from 0 to 200 PSI. The scale is printed on a bright white face, ensuring high contrast and visibility even in dimly lit workshops or complex machinery setups. This unit is essential for maintaining optimal system performance and safety by providing real-time pressure feedback.

Constructed with a durable plastic case, the gauge is lightweight yet resilient enough to withstand standard industrial conditions. The Lower Back Mount (LBM) connection configuration is specifically designed for applications where the gauge needs to be mounted flush against a panel or directly into a regulator body where a bottom mount would be obstructive. This orientation is critical for specific equipment layouts found in pneumatic systems, gas delivery manifolds, and welding regulators.

Accuracy and reliability are paramount in pressure measurement. While this gauge is categorized as a utility instrument, it offers sufficient precision for general MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) tasks. It is suitable for use with media that does not obstruct the pressure system or attack copper alloy parts. Whether you are monitoring air lines, water pressure, or non-corrosive gas flow, the ESAB 19136 delivers consistent performance. Its standard 2.5-inch size makes it a versatile replacement part for a wide array of OEM equipment.

Installation is straightforward, assuming standard threading for this size class (typically 1/4" NPT, though verification of the mating port is recommended). The plastic lens and case offer basic protection against dust and minor impacts. For facility managers and technicians, keeping a stock of versatile gauges like the ESAB 19136 ensures that downtime caused by broken or unreadable instrumentation is minimized.