The Paprsky Fillet Weld Inspection Gauge – 7 Piece is a stainless-steel precision inspection tool designed to measure key fillet-weld dimensions during welding, fabrication, and quality-control activities. Its seven engraved gauge blades enable fast assessment of fillet-weld leg size and throat thickness for both convex and concave weld profiles. Covering a range of common weld sizes, this gauge helps users carry out consistent dimensional checks and support compliance with applicable welding specifications. The durable blade construction and clearly engraved measurement references make it suitable for regular workshop and field inspection work.
Paprsky offers practical welding inspection tools intended to support consistent dimensional verification in workshop, fabrication, and field environments. The Fillet Weld Inspection Gauge – 7 Piece provides a straightforward stainless-steel solution for checking fillet-weld leg size and throat thickness across a broad range of commonly used sizes.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Number of Blades |
7 |
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Measurement Range |
3 to 25 mm |
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Available Measurement Sizes |
3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 19, 22, 25 mm |
Key Features
- Seven-Blade Gauge Set: Includes seven blades for checking a broad selection of common fillet-weld dimensions.
- Wide Measurement Range: Supports weld-size inspection from 3 mm to 25 mm.
- Fillet Leg-Size Inspection: Helps verify the leg dimensions of fillet welds.
- Throat-Thickness Measurement: Enables inspection of throat thickness for convex and concave fillet welds.
- Convex and Concave Weld Compatibility: Designed for use with both weld-profile types.
Usage Instructions
- Select the gauge blade corresponding to the weld size to be checked.
- Place the selected blade against the fillet weld, ensuring it is correctly positioned for the convex or concave weld profile.
- Ensure the gauge fits snugly against the weld without visible gaps or overlap.
- Read the measurement engraved on the blade to determine the weld size.
- Repeat the measurement on additional welds as needed to check consistency and compliance.
- Compare the recorded measurements with the relevant weld specification or acceptance requirement.
Applications
- Construction: Checking weld quality in structural-steel frameworks.
- Shipbuilding: Verifying weld dimensions in ship hulls and associated components.
- Automotive: Inspecting welds in vehicle frames, fabricated parts, and assemblies.
- Manufacturing: Supporting quality-control checks for welded machinery, equipment, and components.
- Welding Inspection: Conducting routine checks of fillet-weld size and profile during fabrication or field work.
