Dry Pressure Gauge

Confirm the required pressure range, dial size, connection type, thread size, and mounting position before ordering. Material can also matter depending on the application. A dry pressure gauge may look similar to another model while having different connection or pressure specifications, so use the exact part details whenever possible.

The current category includes dry gauges across a broad range of pressure ratings. Listed filters run from 0–3 PSI and 0–5 PSI through common ranges such as 0–100 PSI, 0–1,000 PSI, 0–5,000 PSI, and 0–10,000 PSI. Always match the selected range to the application rather than choosing by dial size alone.

Current category filters include 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/2", 3 1/2", 4", 4 1/2", and 6" gauge sizes. The right size depends on the specific equipment, available mounting space, and readability requirements. Verify the product specifications and connection position before ordering a replacement gauge.

Yes. The current category includes both center-back and lower-back connection options. Individual listings also show different NPT connection sizes and materials by model. Matching the existing mounting position and thread specification can help efficiently narrow down the correct replacement.

Yes. Provide the existing part number whenever possible, along with the pressure range, dial size, connection location, thread size, and material. These details make it easier to compare compatible options. Customers can use live chat or contact G&G Hydraulics Corporation directly for part-selection assistance.