Graco 2007096 Press Fluid Gauge

The Graco 2007096 Pressure Fluid Gauge provides accurate pressure monitoring for high-pressure Graco Reactor and plural-component systems. Built for durability and reliability.

Pressure Range: 0–5,000 psi (0–344 bar)
Connection: ¼″ NPT male, bottom-mount
Dial Size: 2.5″ stainless-steel case
Replaces: Graco part #102814
Ideal for Graco Reactor E- and H-Series proportioners

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Description

Product Overview & Compatibility – Graco 2007096 Pressure Fluid Gauge

Compatible Machines

Graco Reactor 2 E-30 / E-XP1 / E-XP2 proportioners
Graco Reactor 2 H-30 / H-40 / H-50 series
Other Graco plural-component foam/coating systems that use a ¼″ NPT bottom-mount gauge rated to 5,000 psi (always verify with your parts manual)

What is the Graco 2007096 Press Fluid Gauge?

A high-pressure, stainless-steel fluid pressure gauge for monitoring line pressure on Graco plural-component and spray foam equipment. It’s designed as a robust replacement where a 0–5,000 psi bottom-mount gauge is specified.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Graco Part #	2007096 (supersedes 102814)
Pressure Range	0–5,000 psi (≈ 0–344 bar)
Connection / Mount	¼″ NPT male, bottom-mount
Dial Size	Approx. 2.5″ (63 mm) diameter
Construction	Stainless-steel case, liquid-filled movement, shatter-resistant lens
Intended Use	Fluid pressure monitoring on Graco Reactor & plural-component systems

Frequently Asked Questions

It fits many Reactor models (e.g., E-30 / E-XP1 / E-XP2 and H-30 / H-40 / H-50) that specify a ¼″ NPT bottom-mount gauge rated to 5,000 psi. Check your parts manual to confirm the exact gauge spec and mounting location.

The 2007096 gauge supersedes Graco part 102814 in many references. Verify against your specific model’s latest parts list.

Yes. A higher-rated gauge can be installed in lower-pressure systems if the thread and mounting match. Note the broader dial range may reduce reading resolution at very low pressures.

Depressurize the system, isolate power, apply a compatible thread sealant, install to manufacturer torque, re-pressurize slowly and check for leaks. Confirm the gauge reading aligns with expected operating pressure.

Order the gauge specified in your parts manual (e.g., different mount orientation or thread size). A mismatch can cause mounting issues or inaccurate readings.