About US Gauge
About US Gauge
U.S. Gauge was founded in 1904 with 14 employees in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia, building its early business around bourdon tube and diaphragm capsule pressure gauges. During the 1940s, U.S. Gauge became part of AMETEK, joining a portfolio of precision instrumentation brands under the larger parent company.
As an AMETEK brand, U.S. Gauge is recognized as one of the world's leading suppliers of high-quality, competitively priced pressure and temperature measurement products. Its gauge lineup ranges from 1.5-inch to 6-inch dial sizes, available with brass, stainless steel, alloy steel, or Monel internals depending on the application's media compatibility and durability requirements.
AMETEK U.S. Gauge's primary manufacturing is now located in Largo, Florida, producing process gauges and diaphragm seals alongside a full line of pressure transducers and transmitters used across test and measurement, industrial, and medical applications. On ChatMRO, maintenance teams and instrumentation buyers can search US Gauge's catalog and route sourcing requests to verified suppliers.
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Frequently asked questions
When was US Gauge founded and when did it join AMETEK?
U.S. Gauge was founded in 1904 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, with just 14 employees. The company became part of AMETEK during the 1940s and has operated as an AMETEK brand ever since.
What types of pressure gauges does US Gauge manufacture?
US Gauge manufactures bourdon tube and diaphragm capsule pressure gauges ranging from 1.5-inch to 6-inch dial sizes. These gauges are available with brass, stainless steel, alloy steel, or Monel internals depending on the application.
Where is AMETEK US Gauge's primary manufacturing located today?
AMETEK U.S. Gauge's primary manufacturing is located in Largo, Florida, where it produces process gauges and diaphragm seals. The company also manufactures a full line of pressure transducers and transmitters from this facility.
Does US Gauge make pressure transducers in addition to mechanical gauges?
Yes, US Gauge offers a full line of pressure transducers and transmitters in a large variety of types and sizes. These electronic instruments are used for test and measurement, industrial, medical, and other applications alongside the company's traditional mechanical gauges.
What industries use US Gauge pressure and temperature instruments?
US Gauge instruments are used across industrial process control, test and measurement, and medical applications where accurate pressure or temperature readings are required. ChatMRO can help source the correct US Gauge pressure gauge or transducer model for a specific application.