Runningfish Brass feeler, plug gauge, high-precision clearance gauge, thickness gauge, non-magnetic copper feeler, single piece set, 0.03-1.0mm(100 * 13)
Product Description
Runningfish Brass feeler, plug gauge, high-precision clearance gauge, thickness gauge, non-magnetic copper feeler, single piece set, 0.03-1.0mm(100 * 13)
- Material: Brass, anti-electromagnetic rust. Iron box packaging, easy to access.
- Various Applications:Use on anything from guitars to engines and everything in between; Metric and SAE standard sizes are included (millimeters )
- Measure Gaps:Use this Feeler Gauge when you need to quickly and easily measure gap widths。Machinery Industry, High-tech Equipment, Measuring gaps, Compressor manufacturers, Testing machine tool special fastening surfaces and fastening surfaces, Piston ring grooves and piston rings, Cylinders and pistons, Crosshead slides and guides, intake and exhaust valve tops and The size of the gap between the two mutually opposing faces, Such as the rocker arm and the gear meshing gap.
- Modeland Accuracy: 0.05mm-1mm Size: 100mm*13mm Blade length :100mm Number of leaves: 13 (sheets)
- Product specifications:The large image on the left shows detailed two feeler gauge measurements
Use the feeler tokeep your hands clean and dry and do not wear gloves.
 Wipe the dust andgrease on the feeler to avoid affecting the measurement accuracy.
 The feeler shouldnot be forced into the measuring gap during measurement, so as to prevent thefeeler from bending or breaking.
 The feeler ruler isrelatively thin and sharp to prevent scratches on the hand or other body parts.
 Can not be used tomeasure the higher temperature of the workpiece.
 After use, thefeeler should be wiped clean and coated with a thin layer of industriallubricating oil, and then the feeler should be folded back into the clampingframe to prevent corrosion, bending, deformation and damage.
 For the measurementand adjustment of the gap, the feeler ruler conforming to the gap requirementsshould be firstly selected to insert into the measured gap, and then the feelerruler should be pulled while adjusting until the locking nut is tightened whenslight resistance is felt. At this time, the value marked by the feeler ruleris the measured gap value.
When storing, do not put the feeler under
