Speedhut is now nearing our first decade of success and growth in the extremely competitive international gauge manufacturing market. We continually strive to stay ahead of the competition with innovative design, solid engineering, while manufacturing all of our products in the USA.

In a global economy where many companies are outsourcing their manufacturing offshore, we take great pride in designing and developing everything in-house. There's no outsourcing of any gauges to contract manufacturers, and all assembly, calibration and final testing is done in-house. Each Revolution gauge is meticulously built at our production facility in northern Utah. The result is a higher quality product that is still affordable to price-conscious customers.

All of our gauges utilize the latest in surface mount technology and microprocessor-controlled stepper-gauge movement that isn't fazed by temperature or vibration extremes. Each gauge is assembled in an extremely shallow instrument case, allowing easy-on-the-knuckles mounting in your instrument panel, and every gauge is rigorously tested before being sold, which allows us to confidently offer a lifetime guarantee on each gauge.

We work hard to efficiently and effectively meet our customer's unique requirements for customizable instrumentation products. We understand that our customers want the very best for their application. Therefore, they deserve the very best in customer service. Big quality, small industry footprint results in that better personal service. And because each gauge is assembled at our own production facility, Revolution Gauges can provide excellent quality OEM gauges private-labeled with your company logo, quickly and economically.

Do you have a need for a custom-engineered product? Our engineering department specializes in OEM engineering. We can bring your OEM gauge idea from concept to production quickly and economically at a fraction of the time and cost normally associated with custom products.

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