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Gauges
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Shop for Feeler Gauges |
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The most common types of measuring gauge include:
- Feeler gauges
- Radius gauges
- Screw pitch gauges
- Wire gauges
- Surface gauges
- Telescopic gauges
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Feeler gauges
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Feeler gauges are hand-held tools used to measure small clearances (gaps), often between two mechanical parts.
Click here to view feeler gauges and Go-No Go feeler gauges |
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Radius gauges
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Radius gauges are used to measure concave and convex angles on existing products or during production.
Click here to view radius gauges |
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Screw pitch gauges
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Screw pitch gauges are used to identify a type of screw by the number of pitches over a set distance. |
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Wire gauges
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Wire gauges are used to determine the thickness of wire and sheet metal. |
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Surface gauges
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Surface gauges are placed on flat surfaces and used to precisely draw or scribe lines on various materials such as wood or steel. |
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Telescopic gauges
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Telescopic gauges are used to measure the width of bore holes. |
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