Quick Summary
The Captain O-Ring 5000 PSI Paintball Air Tank Gauge is a black gauge for paintball air tank use. It is described as compatible with 3,000 psi and 4,500 psi paintball HPA tanks, and it uses 1/8" NPT threads for standard paintball air tank regulators.
The included Captain O-Ring Lens Cleaning Microfiber Cloth adds a small extra item to the package. If you are choosing between offers, the key checks are the regulator thread type, tank pressure rating, and whether you want the cloth included.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Captain O-Ring. Useful for identifying the exact gauge. |
| Product type | Paintball air tank gauge. This is the main item to match to your setup. |
| Pressure rating | 5000 PSI. Check that this matches the reading range you want. |
| Color | Black. Useful if you are matching an existing setup. |
| Thread type | 1/8" NPT threads. Confirm this fits your regulator. |
| Compatibility | Compatible with 3,000 psi and 4,500 psi paintball HPA tanks. |
| Included item | Captain O-Ring Lens Cleaning Microfiber Cloth. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Thread connection: This gauge uses 1/8" NPT threads. Compare that with the regulator connection on your tank.
- Tank pressure rating: It is described for 3,000 psi and 4,500 psi paintball HPA tanks. Make sure your tank matches that range.
- Gauge range: The gauge is rated to 5000 PSI. Compare that reading range with the level you want to monitor.
- Included item: A microfiber cloth is included. Check whether that extra item matters to you.
What Else You May Need
You will need a compatible paintball air tank regulator with the stated 1/8" NPT thread connection.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 1/8" NPT thread connection, the 3,000 psi or 4,500 psi tank compatibility, and the 5000 PSI gauge range before choosing an offer. If you want the included microfiber cloth, make sure the selected package includes it.
Understanding the Pressure Reading
The 5000 PSI figure describes the gauge’s reading range; it does not establish the allowable pressure for a tank or regulator. Use the pressure limits specified for the exact tank and regulator when interpreting a reading, and confirm that the gauge connection and range suit that setup.
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