⚙️ Winters Economical Pressure Internals: Enhancing Accuracy in Pressure & Vacuum Testing, Measuring & Inspections Review

I bought this to replace the gauge on an inexpensive pressure gauge/tire inflator I recently bought. The original gauge was all plastic and broke the first time it was dropped. This sensor is all metal and looks pretty solid. I tested it on an expensive digital pressure gauge at various pressures and both agreed within a pound. For my purposes this sensor is exactly what I need and is inexpensive.

I used it with my sandblasting chamber to control the chamber pressure. Due to the position and angle I had to attach it to in order to be able to see it during blasting, I used 1/8" male and female 45 degree male and female threads. I will most likely only use a 60 max -Use 70 lbs. Since someone wants to choose a gauge that operates at 75 percent of their maximum I choose this 100psi gauge. That's an insanely good price from a great manufacturer. You can't go wrong with this!

Bought this gauge to use on an air cannon (or "potato pot") that I'm building with have son. While the gauge is fairly accurate compared to my air compressor gauge, it did NOT hold up in actual use. Eventually, the dial in the gauge flexed as the case pressed on it, causing the pointer to stop moving. They are fine for use anywhere the sensor is well protected but not for portable tools etc. I will be purchasing a more durable model for my launcher to replace.