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Measure the diameter of small holes, grooves, and recesses.
Check a variety of hole, groove, and slot diameters. Each gauge in these sets has a different measuring range.
A different measuring range on each gauge makes these sets handy for checking a variety of hole sizes. Each gauge has spring-loaded contacts on the probe, which expand inside holes to measure diameter.
Measure a variety of hole diameters. These sets include gauges that use spring tension to expand the probe’s contacts inside of bores.
Inspect a variety of hole sizes with the gauges in these sets. Each has spring-loaded contacts on the probe, which expand inside holes to measure diameter.
Detect variations in a range of hole diameters and depths.
Measure the inside diameter of holes and cylindrical bores, as well as identify out-of-roundness problems.
Check a hole’s diameter and detect out-of-roundness problems.
Test for size deviations across a range of hole diameters.
Use these gauges to measure the inside diameter of holes and cylindrical bores, as well as identify out-of-roundness problems.
With a short stem, these gauges easily maneuver in shallow holes and are compact enough to slip into your pocket. Use them to check the diameter and roundness of a hole.
Check roundness, taper, and diameter near the bottom of bores—the flat bottom on these gauges positions the anvil against the base of the hole.
Check for sizing errors in small slots and holes. These bore gauges are often used in precision manufacturing to test electronics and small-scale prototypes.
The dial on these gauges displays size deviations in real time. These gauges measure small slots and bores in precision parts, such as electronics, where even small size deviations can cause inefficiencies.
The jaws on these micrometers work like caliper jaws to precisely measure inner diameters.
Find the inside diameter of cylinders and rings.
With an LCD screen, these micrometers make it easy to read inside diameter measurements taken from cylinders and rings.
Measure the inside diameter of cylinders and rings.
Reach into bores to measure the precise size and location of grooves.
Keep over two dozen different ball diameters on hand to check bore sizes or use as go/no-go gauges.
Whether a chamfered edge is in a screw hole or on the end of a rotary shaft, these gauges find its diameter. The calculated diameter displays on the LCD screen for quick readings.
Make sure the top diameter of a chamfered hole isn’t too big or too small.
Check the top diameter of chamfered holes to make sure they’re within tolerance.
Test a variety of tight slots and holes in precision parts, such as electronics. These sets include a gauge with a built-in LCD screen, an array of anvil sizes, and setting rings.
Measure hole diameter in dirty machine shops and the outdoors with the pull of a trigger. Rated IP67, the bore gauge in these sets is protected from dust and temporary submersion in water.
Check the diameter of holes with the pull of a trigger. These Starrett sets have everything you need for one-handed measurements—a pistol-grip gauge, heads for varying diameters, and setting rings.
Find a hole’s ID without having to compare it against a set measurement like you do with dial bore gauges.
These sets combine a wire gauge, a tapered-width feeler gauge, and a set of feeler gauges for tight spots in one tool.
Check slot widths and hole diameters with the markings on these gauges. Leaves in a variety of sizes are riveted together in a fan design—spread them out for use or fold them in for portability.
Keep dozens of plug gauges on hand to check a range of hole sizes. You’ll often hear them called pin gauges.
Get your choice of one target-size gauge with 12 larger gauges and 12 smaller gauges, graduated in 0.0001”. Use these sets to measure hole sizes and depths, check hole locations and distance, and set micrometers.