The Paprsky Tri-V Multi-Purpose Universal Weld Gauge is a stainless steel inspection tool designed for measuring and checking key weld dimensions. Its structured design combines a main scale, slider, and multi-purpose gauge to support accurate measurement of weld thickness, weld-line height, weld gaps, bevel angles, and fillet-weld dimensions. Clear laser-etched markings provide readable measurements for welding, fabrication, and quality-control work.
Paprsky provides practical welding inspection tools designed for precision, easy operation, and dependable durability. The Tri-V Multi-Purpose Universal Weld Gauge supports efficient measurement and quality verification across welding and metal-fabrication applications.
Technical Specifications
|
Measuring Item |
Measurement Range |
Tolerance for Indicating Value |
|
Welding Thickness |
0–40 mm |
±0.2 mm |
|
Multi-Purpose Gauge |
0–20 mm |
±0.3 mm |
|
Weld Line Height (Slider) |
0–20 mm |
±0.2 mm |
|
Weld Gap |
1–3 mm |
±0.2 mm |
|
Weldment Bevel Angle |
0°–90° |
30′ |
|
Physical Dimension |
Value |
|
Height |
51.3 mm |
|
Width |
71.7 mm |
Key Features
- Multi-Purpose Weld Measurement: Measures welding thickness, weld-line height, weld gaps, and bevel angles using one compact tool.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Provides durability for regular workshop, fabrication, and inspection use.
- Main Scale and Slider: Supports direct measurement of weld dimensions and height.
- Laser-Etched Scale: Clear markings help enable accurate and easy-to-read measurements.
- Bevel Angle Checking: Measures weldment bevel angles from 0° to 90°.
Usage Instructions
- Use the edge scale to measure material or welding thickness from 0–40 mm.
- Use the multi-purpose gauge to check butt-weld line height.
- Adjust the slider to measure fillet-weld height.
- Use the slider to measure the height of 45-degree angle welds.
- Use the multi-purpose gauge to measure gaps between weldments.
- Position the gauge against the workpiece to check bevel angles from 0° to 90°.
- Read the measurement where the relevant indicator aligns with the main scale.
Applications
- Measuring fillet-weld dimensions in structural steel fabrication.
- Checking weld thickness and weld-line height.
- Verifying bevel angles during plate and pipe weld preparation.
- Measuring root openings and fit-up gaps between metal workpieces.
- Supporting welding quality-control and inspection processes.
- Checking weld profiles during fabrication and maintenance work.