Every gauge carries a calibration certificate giving actual values Module 1A, Module 2A giving the most economical solution to your inspection needs on shop floor High pressure system: high speed of response and self cleaning of gauging area ensures accurate reading of size, taper and ovality at a time Non-contact gauging: long life due to minimal frictional wear Two setting Masters: ensures correct magnification of reading at all times System pressure check gauge: provides a constant check on the system pressure i.e. 3 bars (45 psi) regulated by a high precision regulator built into the unit Minimum line pressure required 4.5 bars (67 psi) Air consumption 46 LPM For diameter 6 mm and above Module-1A air gauge unit is to be used For diameter below 6 mm Module-2A air gauge unit is to be used

Supplied with a fixed adaptor which fits all types of connectors. Foldable feet for better Readability. High pressure system: high speed of response and self cleaning of gauging area ensures accurate reading of size, taper and ovality at a time. Non-contact Gauging: long life due to minimal frictional wear. RANGE +/-0.020 mm, +/-0.040 mm, +/-0.002″

Quick and easy checking of bore Standard 2 jets for checking size, taper, ovality 3 jets at 120 degree for average size & tri-lobed effect (for diameter 6 mm & above) With extensions to check deeper bores Can be supplied to check through or blind bores Can be supplied with multiple jets Hard chrome plated for extended life Can be supplied with carbide sleeve on request For specific depth or land width checking, adjustable depth collars can be provided

Used for setting of measuring instruments like horizontal comparators, length measuring machines for ID checking, dial bore gauges etc. Made from oil hardening non shrinking gauge steel, hardened and tempered to 60-62 HRC Sub-zero treated at -80 °C for long term dimensional stability Actual dimensions duly etched Calibrated at 20 °C under Standards room condition against national/international traceable standards Certificate of calibration is provided along with each master traceable to national/international standards, certificate under NABL (as per ISO 17025) as per request Master Setting Rings also supplied in standard set consisting of sizes: Set 1: Ø4.0, Ø5.0, Ø6.0 & Ø8.0 mm Set 2: Ø10.0, Ø12.0, Ø16.0 , Ø20.0 & Ø25.0 mm Set also supplied as per customer’s requirement

In the case of (screw/bolt) threaded parts, thread plug gauges are used in production shops where the “screws” (externally threaded parts) or the “nuts” (internally threaded parts) are to be quickly checked for inspection and approval. When you consider the metrology (the science of measurement) of threaded parts as a whole, more than a couple of thread gage types are involved; a novice in metrology can become somewhat confused with the terminology of the threaded gages in addition to how they are used. In a threaded part, several features are involved – the thread’s major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter, pitch (in case of metric threads) or threads per Inch (TPI in case of Standard American Equivalent (SAE) threads), flank angle, etc. Normally, a GO / NO-GO type of threaded gage will inspect a threaded part based mainly on the pitch diameter. As long as a GO gage is answered (threads properly without being forced) and a NO-GO gauge is not answered, the threaded part is deemed to be accepted and pass inspection. In some specific cases where the thread major diameter (for screws) or minor diameter (for nuts) is critical, separate, plain GO/ NOGO gages (like those used for measuring cylindrical parts) are also used in addition to a threaded gages to determine the acceptance of a threaded part. A thread plug gage is used to check acceptance of a “nut” , (an internally threaded part). For small threaded parts, the gage will be double ended, with one end carrying the GO gage and the other end, the NOGO. For larger parts, the two may be separate pieces. A thread plug gage is designed to check the pitch diameter (to the given pitch / Threads per inch). In order for the part to pass inspection and be accepted, the GO gage should pass through the entire length of the nut, without requiring the use of too much rotational force. The NOGO gage can at the best enter into the nut, checked at both ends, over not more than 2 turns. It should not go beyond this.