The Paprsky Bridge Cam Type Welding Gauge is a versatile stainless-steel inspection tool developed for accurate assessment of weld profiles and joint preparation. Its multi-function design enables welders, fabricators, and quality inspectors to check several important dimensions using one compact gauge. Suitable for butt and fillet weld inspection, the gauge measures excess weld metal, fillet leg length, undercut, fillet weld throat, joint-preparation angle, and misalignment. With a measurement range of 0 to 25 mm and an angle range of up to 60°, it provides a practical solution for routine workshop and site-based weld-quality checks.
Paprsky provides reliable welding inspection tools designed to help professionals verify critical weld dimensions efficiently. The Bridge Cam Type Welding Gauge combines multiple inspection functions in a single stainless-steel instrument, supporting consistent weld-quality assessment across fabrication, construction, and industrial maintenance work.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Measurement Range |
0 to 25 mm (0 to 1 inch) |
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Groove Angle Range |
0° to 60° |
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Accuracy |
±0.5 mm |
Key Features
- Multi-Function Weld Inspection: Supports measurement of excess weld metal, undercut, fillet leg length, fillet weld throat, and butt-weld misalignment.
- Groove Angle Measurement: Measures angle of preparation within a range of 0° to 60°.
- Metric and Inch Scale Options: Includes a measurement range of 0 to 25 mm, equivalent to 0 to 1 inch.
- Adjustable Pointer Design: A movable pointer helps users align the gauge with the weld feature being inspected.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Provides a durable body suitable for regular fabrication and inspection use.
- Practical Quality-Control Tool: Helps users assess weld dimensions against applicable project or inspection requirements.
Usage Instructions
- Position the gauge on the weld seam, ensuring that it sits correctly against the workpiece.
- Select the appropriate measurement scale in millimetres or inches.
- Adjust the movable pointer until it reaches the weld dimension or joint feature being checked.
- Read the measured value directly from the scale.
- Use the gauge’s relevant scale or reference edge to check additional parameters, including angle of preparation and weld misalignment.
Applications
- Shipbuilding and Marine Construction: Inspecting weld dimensions on marine structures and fabrication assemblies.
- Bridge and Infrastructure Construction: Checking weld quality and dimensional conformity in structural joints.
- Manufacturing Facilities: Supporting the fabrication and inspection of butt and fillet welds.
- On-Site Welding: Performing general weld inspection during construction and installation activities.
