1435-0067RP - Victor Acetylene Low Pressure Gauge 0-29 PSI 2-Inch Face

Precision Victor Acetylene Replacement Gauge

The Victor 1435-0067RP is a specialized replacement pressure gauge designed for the rigorous demands of industrial oxy-fuel applications. Engineered by Victor, a leader in gas control equipment, this gauge is intended for use on the delivery (low-pressure) side of acetylene regulators. Maintaining accurate pressure readings is fundamental to both the quality of the weld or cut and the safety of the operator. This component ensures that your equipment continues to meet original factory specifications for performance and reliability.

The gauge features a standard 2-inch diameter dial face, which is the industry norm for most medium to heavy-duty regulators. The scale is calibrated to a maximum of 29 PSI (2.0 Bar), providing the necessary resolution for fine-tuning acetylene delivery pressure. Since acetylene becomes unstable at pressures exceeding 15 PSI, having a gauge with a tight range like 0-29 PSI allows operators to monitor pressure with greater precision than a higher-range gauge would permit. The dual-scale face displays measurements in both Imperial (PSI) and Metric (Bar) units, making it versatile for shops with varying standard operating procedures.

Constructed to withstand the vibration and incidental impact common in welding environments, this repair gauge is an essential spare part for maintenance departments and fabrication shops. A compromised gauge—whether it has a cracked lens, a stuck needle, or physical damage to the casing—poses a safety risk and should be replaced immediately. By choosing a genuine Victor part, you ensure correct thread engagement and material compatibility with your existing Victor gas apparatus.

Proper maintenance of gas regulation equipment is a cornerstone of industrial safety. This gauge facilitates the immediate repair of damaged regulators, minimizing downtime and ensuring that gas flow remains consistent and controllable. It is suitable for use in a wide range of sectors, including construction, automotive repair, and heavy fabrication, where oxy-acetylene processes are employed.