Name: TAPERED BORE GAP GAUGE–30 mm
Brand: PAPRSKY
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TAPERED BORE GAP GAUGE–30 mm

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MPN:

PSPT-SS-TBG-30-1

Description

Description

The Paprsky Tapered Bore Gap Gauge is a high-precision instrument engineered to precisely measure internal slots, gap widths, tapered profiles, and bore diameters. Crafted from robust stainless steel, it boasts a tapered blade equipped with permanent, laser-engraved metric and imperial scales, ensuring easily readable and dependable results. This is an ideal tool for welders, machinists, quality control personnel, and maintenance professionals who require fast and straightforward assessments during manufacturing, inspections, and assembly processes.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Material	Stainless Steel
Product Thickness	1.05 mm
Overall Length	157 mm
Overall Width	43 mm
Measurement Range	15–30 mm5/8"–1-3/16"
Least Count / Resolution	0.1 mm1/64"

Key Features

Dual-Scale Measurement: Delivers metric assessments between 15 and 30 mm (with 0.1 mm resolution) as well as imperial readings from 5/8" to 1-3/16" (with 1/64" resolution).
Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Crafted from 1.05 mm thick stainless steel, offering exceptional rigidity and rust resistance even with heavy workshop use.
Laser-Etched Markings: High-contrast, engraved scales ensure exact readings without rubbing off or fading over time during regular workshop use.
Tapered Profile: The wedge-shaped design allows for the effortless sizing of internal bores, slots, and various gaps and openings.

Usage Instructions

Identify the gap, slot, bore, or space you need to measure.
Place the narrow end of the gauge into the targeted opening.
Ease the tool forward until it rests firmly against both contact points of the space.
Check the measurement line that perfectly aligns with the opening's outer rim.
Remove the gauge and keep it stored in a secure, moisture-free location.

Applications

Manufacturing and Quality Control: Verifying inner bore sizes, groove widths, keyways, and general machining tolerances.
Welding and Metal Fabrication: Assessing pre-weld fit-ups, root gaps, and joint seam alignment prior to welding.
Construction and Fitment: Inspecting spacing constraints between floorboards, tiles, structural connections, and integrated components.
Automotive and Aerospace Engineering: Gauging mechanical clearances, valve spacing, and overall assembly dimensions.