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Discussion Forum : Workshop Technology - Section 4 (Q.No. 30)
30.
A progressive limit gauge has
'Go' and 'Not go' member on the same side of the gauge
separate 'Go' and 'Not go' members
'Go' member at one end and 'Not go' member at the other end
none of the above
Answer: Option
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Discussion:
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GURU said:   7 years ago
Given answer is right both on the same side.

Viraj said:   7 years ago
Both Go and No Go diameters are combined on a single gage member, so parts can be inspected quickly in one easy operation.

Kukku said:   9 years ago
Progressive cylindrical plug gages may be your best choice for checking the internal diameter of parts quickly. This gage design is ideal for high frequency and high volume inspection.

Both Go and No Go diameters are combined on a single gage member, so parts can be inspected quickly in one easy operation.

The progressive gage should smoothly enter the part and then stop at the high limit. Gage members are securely attached to either a taper lock handle or trilock handle with mounting bolts. Progressive cylindrical plug gages are available from .105 up to 8.0 in diameter.

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Ggjadhav said:   1 decade ago
I think option A is wrong, because 'GO' and 'NO GO' gauge are opposite to each other.

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