Graco 102730 Air Pressure Gauge
The Graco 102730 Air Pressure Gauge is a durable OEM gauge designed to monitor compressed air pressure in Graco spray and finishing systems.
- Part Number: 102730
- Function: Displays air line pressure (not fluid pressure)
- Use: Installs on air regulator or manifold assemblies
- Application: Graco air-powered and air-assisted sprayers
Compatibility & Technical Overview
Compatible Machines
Model-specific compatibility for Graco 102730 (Gauge, Press Air / Air Pressure Gauge) is not explicitly published. It is used on Graco equipment that incorporates an air regulator or air manifold with a matching gauge port. Please verify thread size, pressure range, and mounting position in your machine’s parts manual before ordering.
- Graco air-powered and air-assisted spray systems with an air regulator gauge port (verify on your exact model)
- Finishing sprayers / air-assist airless (AAA) systems that display line air pressure
- Pneumatic components such as air manifolds and regulator assemblies where a gauge is specified
What is the Graco 102730 Air Pressure Gauge?
The Graco 102730 Air Pressure Gauge is an OEM dial gauge used to monitor compressed air on Graco equipment. It is intended for the air circuit (not fluid/paint pressure) and typically installs on the regulator or air manifold to display live line pressure.
Key Details
| Part Number | 102730 |
|---|---|
| Item Name | Gauge, Press Air / Air Pressure Gauge |
| Function | Displays air line pressure on Graco equipment (air circuit only) |
| Typical Install Location | Air regulator or manifold gauge port on compatible machines |
| Fit Notes | Confirm thread size, pressure range, and dial size in your model’s parts manual before purchase |
Selection & Installation Guidance
- Match the spec: Verify the gauge’s thread type/size and pressure range required by your machine.
- Air vs. fluid: This is an air pressure gauge. For coating/paint line pressure, use the correct fluid pressure gauge.
- Sealant & torque: Use appropriate thread sealant; tighten per manufacturer recommendations—avoid over-torque.
- Zero & test: Depressurize before removal, install the new gauge, then re-pressurize and check for leaks and accurate reading.
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