The Paprsky Tri-V Multi-Purpose Universal Weld Gauge is a stainless-steel inspection tool designed to measure critical weld dimensions and joint-preparation features. Its integrated scales support the assessment of linear measurements, including fillet size, reinforcement, undercut, and plate thickness in millimetres, as well as angular measurements such as bevel angles in degrees. Combining depth, height, and angle measurement functions in one compact gauge, it provides a practical reference tool for welders, fitters, inspectors, and trainees performing routine workshop, fabrication, and field checks.
Paprsky offers practical welding inspection tools designed to support consistent dimensional and angular checks in fabrication, training, and field environments. The Tri-V Multi-Purpose Universal Weld Gauge provides a convenient all-in-one solution for inspecting key weld characteristics and joint-preparation details using integrated measurement scales.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Leg Size |
20 mm |
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Hole Size |
5 mm |
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Plate Angle |
60° |
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Plate Gap |
40 mm |
Key Features
- Multi-Purpose Weld Gauge: Combines multiple inspection functions within a single tool.
- Fillet-Size Measurement: Supports checking of fillet-weld dimensions.
- Reinforcement Measurement: Helps assess weld reinforcement height.
- Undercut Measurement: Supports the inspection of undercut dimensions.
- Plate-Thickness Checking: Enables measurement of plate thickness in millimetres.
- Bevel-Angle Measurement: Provides an integrated scale for checking bevel angles in degrees.
Usage Instructions
- Determine the weld dimension or angle that requires measurement.
- Select the appropriate scale and reference edge on the gauge for the required check.
- Place the gauge carefully onto the weld or joint, ensuring stable and correct contact with the surface.
- Adjust the sliders, where required, and read the value shown on the applicable scale in millimetres or degrees.
- Confirm that the gauge is correctly positioned before recording the measurement.
- Compare the recorded value with the applicable drawing, weld procedure, or inspection requirement.
Applications
- Quality Control: Supporting inspection of finished welds against required dimensional and angular standards.
- Fabrication Support: Assisting welders and fitters with joint-setup checks before welding and weld measurements during production.
- Field Inspection: Measuring welds on construction sites, including structural applications such as buildings and bridges.
- Welder Training: Supporting practical training in weld measurement and inspection techniques.
- General Welding Inspection: Checking fillet size, reinforcement, undercut, plate thickness, and bevel angles.
