Where can I find large diameter gauges?

[m20power]

Im looking to build a reg tester set up and I wanted to use something besides tiny micro gauges. I liked the old Air America style that were a good inch in diameter. My vikings lpr tester has a 2 inch diameter gauge and I love it because its more accurate than the small style and easier to see.

Where can I find gauges like this in say 0-100, 0-1200, and 0-4000 sizes.

[Vex]

Im looking to build a reg tester set up and I wanted to use something besides tiny micro gauges. I liked the old Air America style that were a good inch in diameter. My vikings lpr tester has a 2 inch diameter gauge and I love it because its more accurate than the small style and easier to see.

Where can I find gauges like this in say 0-100, 0-1200, and 0-4000 sizes.

Have you tried Air America's website? What about Crossfire?
Those would probably be good starting points.

[steveg]

Check out www.winters.ca email their US office to find a dealer close to
you. You will be VERY pleasently suprised at the price of a good quality
gauge that does not have a paintball company logo on it.

[Lohman446]

. My vikings lpr tester has a 2 inch diameter gauge and I love it because its more accurate than the small style and easier to see.


Probably not, unless it was liquid filled. Talk to an industrial supply shop, a welding gas shop, scuba shop, or some such in your area, they could probably tell you

[Creative Mayhem]

I have a set of AA guages from an Apoc2K, if you want to trade some micro guages, drop me a PM

[Tim Taylor]

The AA gauges are made by Ashley. I had a hard time finding anyone that carried that size. it was special order only and in bulk quantities.

It is easier (and cheaper) to buy the gauges from AA.

The only increase in accuracy you will find is that it is easier to read, that doesn't mean it's right.

[Gunga]

http://www.ashcroft.com/index.cfm is your friend - you can get accurate gauges, pressure tranducers, and other goodies there.

[TheTramp]

http://www.ashcroft.com/index.cfm is your friend - you can get accurate gauges, pressure tranducers, and other goodies there.

I've had really good luck getting gauges directly from them.

[Mer]

This should keep you busy:

Gauges (http://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?UID=2005042109571970&catname=hydraulic&keyword=DGGD)

[MarkM]

Whilst it is nice to have tools that you have made yourself, Air America already make the perfect tool for the job called the Guardian. I would have given you a link but their website is currently being updated :(

[m20power]

Thank you Mer :)
Im like a kid in a candy shop now. :headbang:

[Mer]

No problem.

Here are a couple more to keep you busy:

http://www.fittingsandadapters.com/index.html

http://store.yahoo.com/alamohose/index.html

Macro 90 deg. swivel fittings for $2.47 http://www.fittingsandadapters.com/nicplat90mal1.html

Straight macro for $1.73 http://www.fittingsandadapters.com/nicplatmalco.html

[Vanced]

http://www.ashcroft.com/index.cfm is your friend - you can get accurate gauges, pressure tranducers, and other goodies there.

Yep... Ashcroft are top notch gauges...