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GA139-03 - Smith Equipment 2-Inch High Pressure Regulator Gauge 4000 PSI

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Smith GA139-03 Pressure Gauge

The Smith Equipment GA139-03 is a precision-engineered replacement pressure gauge designed specifically for high-pressure industrial gas applications. Engineered to meet Smith's rigid quality standards, this gauge provides a service pressure range of 0 to 4000 PSIG (0 to 280 BAR), making it the standard choice for monitoring cylinder contents on oxygen and inert gas regulators. The unit features a 2-inch (51mm) diameter dial, which strikes an optimal balance between readability and compact footprint on regulator bodies.

Technically, the gauge utilizes a precision watch-type movement mechanism. This internal design ensures consistent and accurate pressure readings, which are critical for the safe operation of high-pressure gas delivery systems. The mechanism is housed within a durable steel case, providing robust protection against external impacts common in welding and fabrication environments. The inlet connection is a standard 1/4-inch MNPT brass nipple, located at the bottom of the case (bottom mount). This industry-standard threading ensures compatibility with the vast majority of gas pressure regulators available on the market that utilize 1/4-inch FNPT gauge ports.

Safety and durability are paramount in the design of the GA139-03. The face is protected by a one-piece polycarbonate crystal. Unlike glass, this material is shatter-resistant, significantly reducing the risk of injury in the event of a gauge failure or external impact. The crystal also features a protective lip designed to prevent damage to the gauge face itself. The gauge is U.L. Listed, confirming it meets specific safety requirements for compressed gas service. The dial face is a high-visibility cupped steel design, featuring clear, high-contrast markings for both PSI (outer scale) and BAR (inner scale) measurements, facilitating quick and accurate verification of remaining cylinder pressure.

This component is an essential maintenance item for MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) professionals managing welding equipment. It allows for the immediate restoration of regulator functionality without the need to replace the entire regulator assembly. The robust construction, combined with the dual-scale readout and universal fitment, makes the GA139-03 a reliable specification for industrial gas distribution systems requiring pressure monitoring up to 4000 PSI.

Additional Information
Diameter (in):2" (2)
Max Psi:4000psi (4000psi)
Used on a:Regulator (regulator)
Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases (oxygen-or-inert-gases)
Which Side?:Contents (contents)
Connection Type:1/4" MNPT
Case Material:Steel
Pressure Range:0-280 BAR, 0-4000 PSIG
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Connection Type:1/4" MNPT
Case Material:Steel
Crystal Material:Shatterproof Polycarbonate
Pressure Range:0-4000 PSIG, 0-280 BAR
Movement Type:Precision Watch-Type
Diameter (in):2" (2)
Max Psi:4000psi (4000psi)
Used on a:Regulator (regulator)
Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases (oxygen-or-inert-gases)
Which Side?:Contents (contents)

INCLUDED

  • 1x Smith GA139-03 2-Inch Pressure Gauge (4000 PSI)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of broken high-pressure gauges on welding regulators.
  • Monitoring cylinder contents for Oxygen, Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen.
  • Industrial gas distribution manifolds requiring 4000 PSI monitoring.
  • General maintenance and repair of oxy-fuel and MIG/TIG gas equipment.

FAQ

The gauge features a 1/4" MNPT (Male National Pipe Thread) connection, which is the industry standard for most welding regulators.

Yes, as long as the regulator uses a standard 1/4" FNPT port for the gauge, this Smith gauge is compatible with other major brands like Victor, Harris, and ESAB.

No. This is a high-pressure gauge (4000 PSI) typically used for Oxygen or Inert gas cylinder contents. Acetylene gauges require a much lower range (usually 400 PSI) and specific internal materials compatible with acetylene.

The lens is made of a one-piece shatterproof polycarbonate material, which is much more durable and safer than glass in an industrial environment.

The gauge is calibrated to read up to 4000 PSIG (Pounds per Square Inch Gauge) or approximately 280 BAR.

This is a pressure gauge measuring PSI and BAR. It measures the static pressure in the cylinder, not the flow rate of the gas.

No, this is a dry gauge. Oil-filled gauges are generally not used for welding gases, particularly Oxygen, due to the risk of combustion when oil contacts high-pressure oxygen.

Ensure the system is depressurized. Remove the old gauge using a wrench on the brass stem (never twist the case). Apply Teflon tape to the threads of the new gauge (ensure tape is rated for oxygen if applicable) and tighten firmly into the regulator body.