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We have the widest selection of pressure gauges available, with the most popular models ready in stock for immediate shipment. Search for a pressure gauge by specific attributes needed for your application.
| STEP 1: Manufacturer (Optional) | STEP 2: Pressure Range | STEP 3: Pressure Range (PSI) | STEP 4: Dial Size | STEP 5: Connection Size |
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Select Manufacturer, choose from Ametek U.S. Gauges, Ashcroft, Cardinal, Cheng, Noshok, Trerice, WIKA, and Winters Gauges. |
Select Pressure Range, choose from Low, Specialty, Standard, Vacuum and Compound Pressure Ranges. |
Select Pressure Range in PSI (pounds per square inch). The accuracy of most pressure gauges is best in the middle third of a gauge. Choose a gauge with a range that is about twice your normal operating pressure. |
Select Dial Size, the Dial size refers to the diameter of the circular face of the gauge. The easiest way to choose a size is to measure the diameter of your old gauge. Gauges range in dial sizes from 1-inch for tight spaces to 10-inches for reading from a distance. |
Select Connection Size, for 2-1/2" dial sizes, a 1/4-inch NPT (National Pipe Thread) is the most common size. If you're replacing a gauge, you want to be aware of the existing connection size. |
Selecting the appropriate Pressure Gauge can be challenging, particularly when you don't have a part number and when you have already tossed the old gauge. Use the following step-by-step guide to walk you through the basics of selecting a pressure gauge.
If you have a special application, need a unique gauge, or just need more information, give us a call at 800-326-6518
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