The Paprsky Tapered Bore Gap Gauge is a precision measuring tool designed for accurately checking inner gap widths, slots, bore diameters, and tapered surfaces. Manufactured from durable stainless steel, it features a tapered blade with laser-etched metric and imperial graduations for clear and reliable readings. The gauge is suitable for machinists, quality inspectors, welders, and maintenance technicians who require quick, direct measurements during fabrication, inspection, and fitment work.
Paprsky provides precision measuring tools designed for accurate and dependable inspection. The Tapered Bore Gap Gauge combines a durable stainless steel body with clearly defined graduations for efficient measurement across manufacturing, fabrication, maintenance, and fitment applications.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Product Thickness |
1.05 mm |
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Overall Length |
157 mm |
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Overall Width |
43 mm |
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Measurement Range |
15–30 mm |
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5/8"–1-3/16" |
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Least Count / Resolution |
0.1 mm |
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1/64" |
Key Features
- Dual-Scale Measurement: Provides metric measurements from 15–30 mm with 0.1 mm resolution and imperial measurements from 5/8" to 1-3/16" with 1/64" resolution.
- Durable Stainless Steel Construction: The 1.05 mm thick stainless steel body provides rigidity and resistance to corrosion during repeated use.
- Laser-Etched Markings: Clear markings support accurate readings and resist fading during regular workshop use.
- Tapered Profile: The tapered design allows convenient measurement of gaps, slots, openings, and bore diameters.
Usage Instructions
- Identify the gap, slot, bore, or opening to be measured.
- Insert the narrow end of the gauge into the opening.
- Slide the gauge gently until it fits snugly between the contact edges.
- Read the measurement marking aligned with the outer edge of the gap.
- Remove the gauge and store it in a dry, protected location.
Applications
- Manufacturing and Quality Control: Checking machining tolerances, keyway widths, grooves, and internal bore diameters.
- Welding and Metal Fabrication: Measuring root openings, fit-up gaps, and seam alignments before welding.
- Construction and Fitment: Checking gap widths between structural joints, floorboards, tiles, and fitted surfaces.
- Automotive and Aerospace Engineering: Measuring component clearances, valve gaps, and mechanical assembly spacing.
