Product Overview
Pressure gauge, 600 psi, liquid filled, 63.5 mm (2-1/2 inch) dial. Stainless steel case, brass stem with a 1/4 inch MPT thread, panel mount.
Fitment
- Olympus
- Razorback
- American Sniper
- US Products Peak
Why Liquid Filled
A plunger pump delivers in pulses. A dry gauge needle flutters against that pulsation until the movement wears out, and long before it fails it becomes impossible to read accurately. Glycerine damps the needle so you get a steady, readable number and the movement survives.
A Gauge Is a Diagnostic Tool, Not Decoration
Pressure is the first thing you check when a machine stops cleaning as it should. A dead or wildly inaccurate gauge means every diagnosis after that is guesswork — you cannot tell a tired pump from a blocked jet without it.
Before You Order
- Check the dial size — 63.5 mm (2-1/2 inch).
- Check the stem thread — 1/4 inch MPT.
- Check the mounting — this is a panel-mount gauge.
- Choose a gauge range above your normal working pressure.
Specifications
| CCW SKU | PT062 |
| Range | 0–600 psi |
| Dial | 63.5 mm (2-1/2 inch) |
| Case | Stainless steel |
| Stem | Brass, 1/4 inch MPT |
| Filling | Liquid filled |
| Mounting | Panel mount |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my old gauge needle shaking?
The pump pulses. A dry gauge cannot damp it. A liquid-filled gauge can.
Will it fit a machine not listed?
If the dial size, 1/4 inch MPT stem and panel mounting match, it will physically fit. Send us the model to confirm.
What We See in the Field
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Pump part numbers vary by pump series and by the machine they were fitted to. Tell us the pump model, or the machine and its serial number, and we will confirm the part before you order.
