Amflo 1022-60 Air Compressor Pressure Gauge 0-60psi on 2040-parts.com
Elk Grove Village, Illinois, US
This is the AMFLO #1022-60 air compressor pressure gauge. The gauge has two calibration numbers: 0-60PSI and 0-400 kPa. The black steel casing contains a brass 1/4"NPT socket on the bottom of the gauge to attach to your compressor.
The range for PSI is 0-60 in 2PSI increments. The range for the kPa is 0-400 in 10 kPa increments.
The gauge measures 2-1/2" across and is 1-1/8" deep, with a 1" brass socket.
Each gauge is new in its original box from AMFLO.
MADE IN USA!
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