Actually no. There is a bourdon tube in the SPG that deflects, spinning the needle. They can and do fatigue over time, and every so often rupture. The sudden escape of gas from the rupture blows the face off the SPG. Fortunately, they don't make them the same way they did 40 years ago. The newer SPGs are a lot hardier and very rarely have such an internal rupture.
FWIW, if you look at the orifice of your SPG hose where it screws into the first stage, it's usually less than 0.5 MM. That limits the amount of gas that will escape it if something does rupture.