Winters PEM Series Steel Dual Scale Economical All Purpose Pressure Gauge with Brass Internals, 0-100 psi/kpa, 2" Dial Display, +/-3-2-3% Accuracy, 1/8" NPT Bottom Mount

I bought this gauge for use on a pneumatic launcher (or "potato csnnon") I built with my son.While the gauge is reasonably accurate when compared to the gauge in my air compressor, It has NOT held-upwell in actual use. At some point, the dial face inside the gauge got bent when the housing pushed on it, so the needle no longer moves. These shoukd be fine for use anywhere the gauge will be well-protected, but not for portable tools, etc. I'll buy a sturdier model for my launcher to replace it.

I bought this to replace the gauge on an inexpensive tire pressure gauge/filler that I bought a short time back. The original gauge was all plastic construction and broke the first time I dropped it. This gauge is all metal and seems quite sturdy. I checked it against an expensive digital gauge at various pressures and they both agreed within a pound. For my purposes this gauge is exactly what I needed and is cost-effective.

This gauge worked well with LASCO 17-8381 3/4-Inch Female Garden Hose by 1/4-Inch Compression Brass Adapter, leaving the compression fitting off and screwing the gauge directly in with thread tape. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B008E5CQQ4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I used this with my sandblasting cabinet to monitor pressure at the cabinet. Because of the location & angle I needed I attached it to, to see it while blasting, I used an 1/8” male to female 45 degree fitting.I will likely only use 60-70 lbs max when blasting. Since one want to choose a gauge that works in 75 percent of its maximum, I choose this 100psi gauge.It’s a crazy good value from a great manufacturer. You can’t go wrong with this one!

This gage is small and fits into a tight space and is still easy to read.

The original gauge failed, this one is a good replacement, easily readable up to about 6 feet away

Used this as a secondary oil pressure gauge on my boat. Very easy to read and seems to hold up well. If there's a lot of pulsation in the flow you're measuring, you'll want to put a length of copper tube between the gauge and the source to decrease the pulsation.

Fit the bill perfectly. Monitor my irrigation well, 11 million gallons and its still working fine.