Value Collection PS-MH-HPC1-039 Hydraulic Pressure Gauge

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION PS-MH-HPC1-039 is a liquid-filled hydraulic pressure gauge rated from 0 to 15,000 psi. The glycerin or oil fill dampens needle vibration and protects internal components from pressure spikes, making it well suited for high-pressure hydraulic systems, test benches, and heavy equipment service applications. The 2.5-inch face provides a readable dial in tight service environments. Connection is 1/4 NPTF, the standard thread form for hydraulic and fluid-power fittings. Plumbing, hydraulic, and industrial maintenance technicians install this gauge during system commissioning, pressure testing, and routine diagnostics.

This gauge is appropriate for hydraulic power units, press circuits, pump test stands, and similar high-pressure fluid-power applications where accurate, stable pressure indication is required. The liquid fill keeps the pointer steady under pulsating flow conditions common in hydraulic circuits. The compact 2.5-inch face diameter fits standard panel cutouts and gauge manifolds used in both mobile and stationary hydraulic equipment.

Key Features

• 0 to 15,000 psi pressure range for high-pressure hydraulic service
• Liquid-filled bourdon tube construction dampens needle flutter under pulsating pressure
• 2.5-inch face diameter for clear readability in confined installations
• 1/4 NPTF gauge connection compatible with standard hydraulic fittings and manifolds
• Compact form factor at 2.5 x 2.5 x 1.25 inches overall

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or addition for hydraulic systems, test benches, and fluid-power equipment using a 1/4 NPTF gauge port and requiring a 0 to 15,000 psi measurement range.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic and fluid-power technicians should depressurize and lock out the hydraulic circuit before removing or installing any pressure gauge. Apply thread sealant rated for hydraulic service to the NPTF threads — do not use PTFE tape on NPTF connections unless specified by the system manufacturer. Torque the gauge into the port by hand first, then snug with a wrench; avoid over-tightening, which can crack the gauge body. Verify that the system operating pressure does not exceed the 15,000 psi gauge rating at any point in the cycle.