Mechanical Engineering - Workshop Technology - Discussion

An angle gauge measures the angle of a fixed or worked object relative to a larger object. The three most common types of angle gauges are used in forestry, woodworking and engineering. Each of these gauges does the same basic thing; they just do it in totally different ways.

In each case, a single object, usually a tree, saw blade or fastener, has its angle checked relative to the larger piece to which it is attached, such as the ground or a work surface.

Slip gauge :- Used to check the accuracy of micrometer, dial indicator calipers.

Feeler gauge:- To check the clearance b/w two mating surface.

Ring gauge:- Used to check the diameter of shaft or students.

Plug gauge:- Used to test the accuracy of holes.

Slip gauge is highly accurate block with various length.

This is used against confirming reading on vernier or micrometer.

Slip is accurately calibrated standard block used as reference there why slip gauge preferred rather than feeler gauge.

Slip gauges are used for checking the Accuracy of Micrometers and callipers and also it is used for setting Sinbars.

Angle gauge we can check the accuracy of an angle in 3"(3 sec) it is precisely made and checking gauge.

Slip gauges are one which are mfd to 99.99% accuracy so that we can check the calipers with them.

Feeler gauges are used to check the gap between two assemble parts.

Plug gauge is used different types of holes and different diameter.

Feeler gauge is used to check the gap between two assemble parts.