Digital Pressure Gauge for FX Impact and Other FX Rifles.

Digital mini pressure gauge, 28 mm diameter G1/8BSP Treads, 300 Bar working pressure, with black tactical cover to fit FX air rifles listed below.

This electronic mini pressure gauge with a diameter of 28 mm is a great upgrade.
With the black cover included it is 32 mm in diameter. The height of the gauge is 24 mm. (excl treads)

With the just one button operation mode you can swich the gauge on and it will display the pressure in bar for about 30 seconds before going into the sleep mode again.
A large opening in the housing makes it very easy to change the battery and due to the cover it is fully out of sight.

Suitable for 300 bar working pressure. It has a G1/8bsp treaded bottom connection, what makes it suitable for several models of air-rifles. An o-ring is included for proper sealing on most airguns.

Replaces the large gauges (28mm) on:
FX Impact, MK2, M3 & M4
FX Maverick
FX Dreamline (some models e.g. tac)
FX Wildcat MK3 (bottle versions only)

Please note: Digital gauges are not necessarily more accurate (manufacturer states accurate to 1%), but it does allow easier reading of the displayed pressure to the user. This means it is a lot easier to identify issues such as reg creep etc and to set to pre defined levels.

Check out the general fitting instructions below

 

£56.95

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Description

Your factory pressure gauges can be sealed on several ways, two of them are mentioned below:
 By means on a bonded seal what is on the pressure gauge treaded part.
 Below the factory pressure gauge there can be an o-ring or a plastic washer. (picture above)
If there is a plastic washer (FX impact MKI) or o-ring (FX Dreamline, Edgun) under the factory
pressure gauge we would advise to remove it and replace it for one of the supplied o-rings that
comes with the new pressure gauge. (the old seals are often hardened or worn)

The gauges come with 2 sizes of orings. There is a difference in thickness what will give you some
extra flexibility in the alignment of the gauge.
Start with placing the thinnest 2.5 mm thick oring and screw the Huma-Air pressure gauge handtight
in the hole. About 6 full turns would be advised as minimum length to screw it in.

Do not overtighten the gauge! When it does not line up correctly, then unscrew the gauge and
remove the thin o-ring and replace it for the thicker one. This thicker one will give another position of the gauge when screwed in. Use only 1 o-ring
and tighten the gauge by hand or use a spanner and use very low force.

After filling, if the gauge shows no pressure, the gauge may be tightened too far causing the o-ring to block the
path hole. In this case, start again with de-pressurizing the rifle and re-follow the staps.