The Paprsky Digital Welding Seam Gauge is a stainless-steel inspection tool designed to make routine weld measurement clear and convenient. Its digital display provides direct readings for key weld characteristics, including fillet weld leg length, throat size, and weld reinforcement. The gauge also incorporates 60°, 70°, 80°, and 90° angle guides for checking weld-preparation angles. With mm/inch conversion and a zero-reference function, it supports flexible measurement and comparison during welding inspection activities.
Paprsky provides practical inspection tools that support reliable weld measurement in fabrication, manufacturing, construction, and training environments. The Digital Welding Seam Gauge combines digital readout, angle-reference guides, and unit conversion in a single tool to help users inspect weld dimensions efficiently.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Overall Length |
110 mm |
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Overall Height |
60.1 mm |
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Angle of Preparation |
60°, 70°, 80°, 90° |
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Throat Range |
0 to 20 mm |
Key Features
- Digital Display: Provides an easy-to-read digital measurement display for weld inspection.
- Multiple Weld Checks: Designed for measuring fillet weld leg length, throat size, and weld reinforcement.
- Integrated Angle Guides: Includes 60°, 70°, 80°, and 90° guides for checking preparation angles.
- Metric and Inch Conversion: The mm/inch control allows users to change between measurement unit systems.
Usage Instructions
- Press the ON button to activate the gauge.
- Use the mm/inch button to select the required measurement unit.
- Place the measuring surface on the weld characteristic to be checked.
- Read the value shown on the digital display.
- Use the ZERO button when a reference or difference measurement is required.
- Press the OFF button after use to conserve battery power.
Applications
- Weld Quality Control: Checking whether weld dimensions meet specified fabrication tolerances.
- Manufacturing: Verifying weld sizes in automotive, aerospace, and shipbuilding operations.
- Construction: Inspecting structural-steel welds for dimensional compliance.
- Training: Supporting welding students and apprentices while learning weld-measurement techniques.
