New Stainless Steel Liquid Filled Pressure GAUGE WOG Water Oil Gas 0 to 100 PSI Lower Mount 0-100 PSI 1/4" NPT 2.5" FACE DIAL for Compressor Hydraulic AIR Tank

i used it on my irrigation, have a ground well to water the grass here in florida.pump runs around 60 psi for irrigation.as soon as i picked it up and took a close look at this gauge i knew it would work for years.so far about 6 month and still looks and works like brand new. south florida sun ruins things very fast.if a friend or neighbor needed a pressure gauge i would buy this one again with out any thought or hesitation.its nice to know that there are still some quality items on amazon and not everything is china crapadd to post 4-28-2021 been about 2 years looks brand new and florida sun and rain will destroy anything this gauge looks and works like brand new. those that do not live here have no idea about the sun i am from pa and was amazed, example contractor friend has ridgid shop vacc in back of truck two years old and last month as he took it out of the truck the plastic shop vacc broke into 10 pieces, shattered like glass. so if you need a gauge buy this one good value and GREAT quality.

It’s a good product. I made additional purchases after installing the first gauge.

I bought this in September and have been a little too busy to get it installed. I had a repair man out to fix my well today, and asked him to put it on for me while he was here. I told him that I bought it on Amazon and he was like "chuck it it's most likely cheap junk" before even seeing what I had. I opened the box and handed it to him and he seemed surprised! He said it was excellent quality and that he charges way more (triple what I paid here) for this kind! Anyways, I'm also impressed. It's got good weight to it, and a nice look. Hopefully it lasts a while. I will update as needed.

This seems like an excellent gauge, but the manufacturer did not fully fill it with liquid. As a result, in a horizontal installation (with the gauge face pointing at the sky, the gauge is harder to read and appears cracked (at the boundaries between air and liquid. Some of the liquid remains as little droplets on the underside of the glass, further deteriorating the readability and appearance. I have read that you can drain and refill liquid filled gauges, but that would require me to remove it, which i'd rather not do, as it is an integral part of my water supply for my home.

I believe I have stumbled on a winner of a pressure gauge. Its made with better quality than the three other similar priced gauges I have purchased over the past 8 years, from the "Big Box" stores. I've only gone through one season, but there is so much more weight to it, and just doesn't feel like the all the others. There's no sign of rust. I would not attempt to remove the little rubber plug, located on top, as that is where (I believe) the oil/liquid was inserted.

I installed these gauges before and after my whole-house filter system and water softener to keep track of drag on my water pressure. When installed with new filters and a new water softener, they indicated about 1 PSI drop across the system, which I would expect is pretty close. As the filter ages, the differential is increasing. So they appear to be accurate in relation to each other. I can't say that I've tested them scientifically for indicated accuracy.Really, there's not much to say about pressure gauges. They don't leak, and they appear to be accurate.

Gauge was good quality,was what was advertised,and the shipping fast

Acceptable.