Product Overview
Ametek P1535 Pressure Gauge, 0 to 1000 PSI on a 2-Inch Dial
Condition
Unused new old stock. Stock is four, so the photographed gauge is representative of what we have on the shelf rather than the exact piece pulled for your order. The sample was taken out of its Ametek U.S. Gauge box for the camera: the case and bezel are bright and polished, the crystal is clear, and the pointer rests at the bottom of the scale. The connection stem is still wrapped in clear film with a red plastic protector fitted over the flare. The orange warning label on the case is intact and fully readable, and one small brown residue spot sits on the polished shoulder just above it. A few specks are visible on the dial face under the crystal. The printed end label on the box is fully legible, and the box shows shelf wear at the corners.
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Product Overview
The P1535 is an Ametek U.S. Gauge Division instrument out of Feasterville, Pennsylvania, and the box end label spells out this configuration: Model No. P 1535, Range 1000 PSI, Conn. LMF, Size 2 inch, Spec. No. 167239, Tracking Code A41-346. The dial reads 0 to 1000 in psi and is printed CONN-SST 316, TUBE-SST 316, WELDED, which is the gauge's own statement of its wetted materials, a 316 stainless connection and a 316 stainless bourdon tube joined by welding rather than soft solder. It is also marked with the USG cross, U.S. Gauge, and MADE IN U.S.A. Case and bezel are polished bright metal, with no material marking visible on the portions these photos show; the case back carries two screws and a black rubber plug at its center, the rear relief provision on this style of case, and a flat mounting tab sits where the stem enters the case. The pressure connection is the lower male flare that the box label names as LMF, and the label states no flare size; a short stamped mark sits on one flat of the connection hex, but it is illegible through the bag and the glare in these photos, so match the flare to your fitting before you order. The case warning label cites ASME-B40.1 and the box label cites ANSI-B40.1, the same gauge safety standard under its older and newer names.
Key Features
- 0 to 1000 psi dial range, bottom connection, 2-inch size per the box label
- Dial marked CONN-SST 316, TUBE-SST 316, WELDED
- Lower male flare (LMF) connection; no flare size on the box label, and the stamped mark on the connection hex is illegible in these photos
- Polished bright metal case and bezel with a clear crystal
- Black rubber plug at the center of the case back, the rear relief provision on this case style
- Marked USG, U.S. Gauge, MADE IN U.S.A.
- Box label data: Model P 1535, Spec. No. 167239, Tracking Code A41-346
- Accuracy grade is not marked on the gauge or the box. Not confirmed - verify against the datasheet before use
Applications
- A hydraulic shop building a 1000 PSI test stand and wanting a fresh, readable dial instead of a cloudy pulled gauge
- An instrument tech replacing a failed panel gauge on a loop that calls for 316 stainless wetted parts
- A machine builder plumbing a small flare-connected pressure manifold on a one-off fixture
- A restorer keeping a U.S.-built press or hydraulic power unit period-correct with a U.S. Gauge dial
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the box label say about this gauge?
Model No. P 1535, Range 1000 PSI, Conn. LMF, Size 2 inch, Spec. No. 167239, Tracking Code A41-346, from Ametek U.S. Gauge Division, PMT Products, Feasterville, Pennsylvania.
What are the wetted parts made of?
The dial is printed CONN-SST 316, TUBE-SST 316, WELDED, so the connection and the bourdon tube are 316 stainless and the joint is welded. No material marking for the case or bezel appears in these photos - the warning label covers part of the side band and no photo shows the full circumference - so we describe them only as polished bright metal.
What size is the flare connection?
The box label records the connection only as LMF, a lower male flare, with no thread or flare size. A short stamped mark is visible on one flat of the connection hex in the back photo, but it is illegible through the bag and the glare, so we cannot say whether it states a size. Not confirmed - measure against your fitting or the datasheet before you plumb it in.
Is an accuracy grade marked on it?
No accuracy grade appears on the dial or the box label in these photos. Not confirmed - verify against the datasheet before use.
Why buy this one gauge instead of chasing a surplus lot?
You are buying one gauge, sold each, and the photos show a representative unit with the dial, the case back, the warning label and the box label all readable before you spend anything. A pallet of auction gauges is a bet on what the crate holds and how many of them still move; this is a known unused instrument with its markings in plain sight, and you can order just the count your bench needs from the four on hand. Shipping is $8 flat rate, free once your order passes $28, and orders leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Three lines on the dial do all the talking: 316 tube, welded, made in U.S.A. This one has never seen a pressure port; hook it to yours and let it start earning the rest of its story.
