
The Western Enterprises WWWBG-25100-B is a premium replacement pressure gauge designed for the rigorous demands of industrial gas management. Featuring a 2.5-inch diameter face, this gauge offers enhanced visibility compared to standard 2-inch models, allowing technicians and operators to read pressure settings accurately from a greater distance. The scale is calibrated from 0 to 100 PSI, making it specifically suited for the "using" or delivery side of a regulator where precise low-pressure control is critical.
Safety is paramount when handling high-pressure gases, particularly Oxygen. This gauge is manufactured and cleaned for Oxygen service, meaning it is free from oils and contaminants that could cause hazardous reactions. It is equally effective for use with Inert Gases such as Argon, Helium, Nitrogen, and CO2 mixtures commonly used in welding and industrial processes. The internal movement is constructed from high-quality brass, ensuring smooth operation and resistance to corrosion over time.
Built to withstand the industrial environment, the gauge features a gold-painted steel case that protects the internal mechanism from minor impacts and abrasion. The lens is made from durable polycarbonate, reducing the risk of shattering. Installation is straightforward with a standard 1/4" NPT bottom mount connection, which is the typical thread size for medium-duty and heavy-duty regulators found in fabrication shops, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities. Whether you are refurbishing an older regulator or building a custom gas manifold, this gauge provides the reliability and accuracy required for professional applications.
| Additional Information |
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| Connection Type:1/4" NPT Bottom Mount |
| Case Material:Painted Steel |
| Service Type:Cleaned for Oxygen Service |
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| Connection Type:1/4" NPT Bottom Mount |
| Case Material:Painted Steel |
| Movement Material:Brass |
| Service Type:Cleaned for Oxygen Service |
| Diameter (in):2.5" |
| Max Psi:100psi |
| Used On Which Gas:Oxygen or Inert Gases |
| Which Side?:Using |
| Used on a:Regulator |