Victor 1424=0013 Cylinder Pressure Gauge 30 Psi Acetylene

Product Description

The VICTOR 1424=0013 is a cylinder pressure gauge designed for acetylene service in gas welding and cutting systems. The gauge features a steel case construction and a 2 inch dial diameter, providing a clear pressure reading at the regulator. Rated to a maximum of 30 psi, it connects via a 1/4 inch NPT fitting. Welding technicians and pipefitters install this gauge on acetylene regulators where accurate low-pressure monitoring is required. The steel case offers durability in typical shop and field environments where the gauge may be exposed to handling, vibration, and ambient contaminants.

This gauge is suited for acetylene cylinder and regulator assemblies used in residential and commercial welding, brazing, and cutting applications. The 30 psi maximum pressure rating and 1/4 inch NPT connection are consistent with standard acetylene regulator configurations. It is appropriate for service by welding professionals, HVAC technicians performing brazing work, and trained gas equipment service personnel. The 2 inch dial size supports readability in confined workspace conditions common in field service.

Key Features

• Acetylene-only service rating — not for use with oxygen or other gases
• 30 psi maximum operating pressure appropriate for acetylene regulator output stages
• Steel case construction provides mechanical protection in shop and field use
• 2 inch dial diameter for clear pressure indication
• 1/4 inch NPT connection for standard regulator fitment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement gauge for acetylene cylinder regulators using a 1/4 inch NPT gauge port, rated to 30 psi maximum.

Installation Notes

This gauge must be installed only on acetylene service equipment — never on oxygen or fuel gas regulators of a different service rating. Shut off the acetylene cylinder valve and bleed all pressure from the regulator and hose before removing or installing any gauge. Use appropriate thread sealant rated for gas service and verify there are no leaks after installation before returning the system to service. Installation should be performed by a qualified welding equipment technician or gas systems professional in accordance with applicable codes and equipment manufacturer guidelines.