I have several of these pressure transducers, using one for fuel, and another for the water pressure on a WI system:
100 PSI 1/8"NPT Transducer
They seem to work well enough, and I tested each against a "good" gauge I have, with no odd signals and reasonable accuracy. That's not much of an endorsement, but is what I've found. I use Amazon in the US because I can get it in 2 days, but the same thing can be had for about $5 less from other sources with slower shipping.
Note that because it's a transducer (not mechanical with resistance), it is 3-wire for 5V-GND-Signal. Output is linear 0.5V to 4.5V for calibration, e.g., 50 psig = 2.5V. With the voltage signal output, your input will not need a bias resistor. Think of setup as you would a TPS. FWIW
David