Know exactly what pressure your compressor is working at again. A broken, fogged-up or inaccurate pressure gauge leaves you in the dark: you do not know whether the tool is getting the air it needs, whether the regulator is set correctly or whether the receiver is close to its limit. This replacement pressure gauge for compressors, regulators and air receivers has a scale up to 12 bar, suitable for most workshop equipment.
Choose the dial diameter and thread position: 63 mm with bottom or rear 1/4" thread, 50 mm with rear 1/4" thread or 40 mm with rear 1/8" thread. That way you will find the one that replaces yours exactly, without adaptors or awkward fitting.
Advantages
Scale up to 12 bar: clear reading across the usual working range.
Four versions: 40, 50 and 63 mm dials.
Bottom or rear thread: for vertical or panel mounting.
Direct replacement: for compressors, regulators and air receivers.
What it is for
Replacing a compressor's broken or out-of-calibration pressure gauge.
Fitting pressure regulators and filter regulators.
Monitoring the pressure of air receivers and air networks.
Technical specifications
Scale: up to 12 bar
Ø 63 mm: bottom 1/4" or rear 1/4" thread
Ø 50 mm: rear 1/4" thread
Ø 40 mm: rear 1/8" thread
Vetonek tip
Before removing the old pressure gauge, release the pressure from the circuit. When fitting the new one, always tighten using the hex on the thread, never by turning the dial: forcing the case can throw it out of calibration.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which one is mine?
Measure the diameter of the dial and check whether the thread comes out underneath (bottom) or from the back (rear).
Do I need to use PTFE tape?
Yes, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant to tapered male threads to prevent leaks.
What pressure does it measure up to?
It has a scale up to 12 bar, suitable for workshop compressors with a working pressure of up to 10 bar.
What thread does it have?
1/4" on the 63 and 50 mm versions and 1/8" on the 40 mm version.
Is it suitable for a pressure regulator?
Yes, small dials with a rear thread are the standard on regulators and filter regulators.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which one is mine?
Measure the diameter of the dial and check whether the thread comes out underneath (bottom) or from the back (rear).
Do I need to use PTFE tape?
Yes, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant to tapered male threads to prevent leaks.
What pressure does it measure up to?
It has a scale up to 12 bar, suitable for workshop compressors with a working pressure of up to 10 bar.
What thread does it have?
1/4" on the 63 and 50 mm versions and 1/8" on the 40 mm version.
Is it suitable for a pressure regulator?
Yes, small dials with a rear thread are the standard on regulators and filter regulators.
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