The document is a catalog from Baty International, a manufacturer of precision measurement instruments since 1932. It provides information on various types of bore gauges and micrometers that Baty produces, including analog bore micrometers, digital bore gauges, bore comparators, telescopic gauges, and electronic plug gauges. It describes the features and specifications of these different products for measuring internal diameters and bores.
The document discusses various linear and angular measuring instruments used in metrology. It describes direct measuring instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers and slip gauges for linear measurements. It also discusses angular measuring devices like the universal bevel protractor, sine bar and autocollimator. Limit gauges including plug, ring and snap gauges are also introduced for inspection purposes. The key types and uses of these various instruments are summarized.
1. The document discusses various form measurement principles and methods including straightness, flatness, thread measurement, gear measurement, surface finish measurement, and roundness measurement.
2. Thread measurement involves measuring various thread elements like major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, and form using methods such as thread plug gauges, thread wires, and thread micrometers.
3. Gear measurement includes measuring parameters like pitch, lead, backlash, tooth thickness, and errors using equipment such as involute measuring machines, gear tooth vernier calipers, and gear testers.
4. Surface finish is measured using various instruments that analyze surface texture parameters like average roughness, peak-valley height, and form factor.
Screw threads are used to fasten components and transmit motion or power. There are various types of screw threads classified by their form, included angle, and other geometric properties. Common thread types include British Standard, Whitworth, and metric threads. Screw thread geometry includes features like the crest, flanks, root, pitch, helix angle, and diameters. Errors in screw threads can occur during manufacturing and affect the thread form and fit. Measurement of screw threads involves determining dimensions like the major diameter, minor diameter, effective or pitch diameter, and pitch using instruments like micrometers, thread comparators, and slip gauges.
A height gauge is a measuring device used to determine the height of objects or mark repetitive heights. It has a vertical column with a sliding unit that can move up and down. An arm extends from the gauge to contact the object being measured. Height gauges can be vernier, dial, or digital/electronic. Vernier height gauges rely on user skill while digital gauges provide precise electronic measurements. Height gauges are used to mark lines, check hole depths, and mark locations on machine parts.
This document defines and provides examples of straightness tolerances for lines and surfaces. It discusses:
- Straightness is when a line or surface element is in a straight line within a specified tolerance.
- Straightness tolerances are shown on drawings using a feature control symbol directed to the line.
- Straightness can be checked using a straightedge to measure any space between the straightedge and line.
- On cylindrical or conical surfaces, straightness controls bending, waviness, or non-uniform shape over the whole surface.
This document provides information on various tools used for angular measurement in engineering. It discusses simple protractors, vernier bevel protractors, sine bars, and angle gauges. The vernier bevel protractor allows measuring angles to the nearest minute using a vernier scale. It has a stock, dial, blade, and locking screws. A sine bar measures angles based on trigonometric relationships between the bar length and height of slip gauges. It requires accessories and is limited to angles above 45 degrees. Angle gauges can be combined in different configurations to measure angles from 0 to 90 degrees and minutes.
The document discusses various linear and angular measuring instruments used in metrology. It describes direct measuring instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers and slip gauges for linear measurements. It also discusses angular measuring devices like the universal bevel protractor, sine bar and autocollimator. Limit gauges including plug, ring and snap gauges are also introduced for inspection purposes. The key types and uses of these various instruments are summarized.
1. The document discusses various form measurement principles and methods including straightness, flatness, thread measurement, gear measurement, surface finish measurement, and roundness measurement.
2. Thread measurement involves measuring various thread elements like major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, and form using methods such as thread plug gauges, thread wires, and thread micrometers.
3. Gear measurement includes measuring parameters like pitch, lead, backlash, tooth thickness, and errors using equipment such as involute measuring machines, gear tooth vernier calipers, and gear testers.
4. Surface finish is measured using various instruments that analyze surface texture parameters like average roughness, peak-valley height, and form factor.
Screw threads are used to fasten components and transmit motion or power. There are various types of screw threads classified by their form, included angle, and other geometric properties. Common thread types include British Standard, Whitworth, and metric threads. Screw thread geometry includes features like the crest, flanks, root, pitch, helix angle, and diameters. Errors in screw threads can occur during manufacturing and affect the thread form and fit. Measurement of screw threads involves determining dimensions like the major diameter, minor diameter, effective or pitch diameter, and pitch using instruments like micrometers, thread comparators, and slip gauges.
A height gauge is a measuring device used to determine the height of objects or mark repetitive heights. It has a vertical column with a sliding unit that can move up and down. An arm extends from the gauge to contact the object being measured. Height gauges can be vernier, dial, or digital/electronic. Vernier height gauges rely on user skill while digital gauges provide precise electronic measurements. Height gauges are used to mark lines, check hole depths, and mark locations on machine parts.
This document defines and provides examples of straightness tolerances for lines and surfaces. It discusses:
- Straightness is when a line or surface element is in a straight line within a specified tolerance.
- Straightness tolerances are shown on drawings using a feature control symbol directed to the line.
- Straightness can be checked using a straightedge to measure any space between the straightedge and line.
- On cylindrical or conical surfaces, straightness controls bending, waviness, or non-uniform shape over the whole surface.
This document provides information on various tools used for angular measurement in engineering. It discusses simple protractors, vernier bevel protractors, sine bars, and angle gauges. The vernier bevel protractor allows measuring angles to the nearest minute using a vernier scale. It has a stock, dial, blade, and locking screws. A sine bar measures angles based on trigonometric relationships between the bar length and height of slip gauges. It requires accessories and is limited to angles above 45 degrees. Angle gauges can be combined in different configurations to measure angles from 0 to 90 degrees and minutes.
The document discusses vernier calipers and micrometers. It describes the basic components and workings of each tool. Vernier calipers use a main scale and vernier scale to take more precise measurements than a simple caliper. A micrometer uses a precisely threaded screw that moves the spindle 0.5 mm with each full revolution. The least count of a micrometer, which is the smallest measurement it can make, depends on the screw pitch and number of divisions on the circular scale. Key parts of a micrometer include the frame, anvil, spindle, sleeve, screw, thimble, ratchet, and various scales.
The document discusses dial indicators, which are precision measurement tools used to measure small distances and angles. It describes the basic components and principles of dial indicators, including different types such as probe indicators, dial test indicators, and digital dial indicators. It also covers their various applications in manufacturing and quality control processes, as well as tips for different indicator styles.
This document discusses various linear measurement instruments used in engineering. It begins by classifying linear measurement devices into low, medium, and high resolution. Low resolution devices include graduated rules and calipers. Medium resolution devices discussed are vernier calipers, micrometers, and dial gauges. High resolution devices able to measure to within microns include slip gauges and comparators. The document provides detailed descriptions and examples of how each of these tools is used to perform precise linear measurements.
Chapter-1_Mechanical Measurement and Metrologysudhanvavk
This document outlines the objectives and content of a course on instrumentation. The course aims to teach students about advances in technology and measurement techniques. It will cover various flow measurement techniques. The course outcomes are listed, along with the cognitive level and linked program outcomes for each. The teaching hours for each unit are provided. The document gives an overview of the course content and blueprint of marks for the semester end exam. It provides details on the units to be covered, including measuring instruments, transducers and strain gauges, measurement of force, torque and pressure, and more.
Comparators: Constructional features and operation of mechanical, optical, electrical/electronics and pneumatic comparators, advantages, limitations and field of applications
Principles of interference, concept of flatness, flatness testing, optical flats, optical interferometer and laser interferometer.
Surface texture measurement: importance of surface conditions, roughness and waviness, surface roughness standards specifying surface roughness parameters- Ra, Ry, Rz, RMS value etc., surface roughness measuring instruments – Tomlinson and Taylor Hobson versions, surface roughness symbols
This document defines screw thread terminology and describes methods for measuring screw thread features. It discusses thread elements such as major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter. It also explains different thread types and gauging methods used to check threads, including plug gauges, ring gauges, and micrometers. Measurement of pitch, form, and angle is described along with causes and measurement of pitch errors. Tolerances for screw threads based on ISO standards are also provided.
Dial gauges are precision measurement tools used in manufacturing. They have a circular dial body, graduated dial, pointer, gear train, and lever or plunger. There are several types of dial gauges differentiated by their size, connection method, and dial face features. Common types include balanced reading gauges with positive and negative numbers on the dial, continuous gauges with numbers running in one direction, and plunger gauges which use a rack and pinion mechanism. Dial gauges are used to measure small linear distances and detect errors in geometric forms, deformation, positional errors of surfaces, and other precision measurements in manufacturing applications.
This document discusses various instruments used to measure angles:
- Protractors, bevel protractors, vernier bevel protractors, and optical bevel protractors are used to measure angles between two faces. Vernier bevel protractors provide more precise readings through a vernier scale.
- Sine bars and sine centers are used with slip gauges to measure angles through trigonometric functions. Sine bars become inaccurate for angles over 45 degrees.
- Angle gauges precisely measure angles through calibrated blocks that can be added or subtracted.
- Spirit levels and clinometers measure angles of incline relative to horizontal, with clinometers providing a scale to measure the exact
This document provides information on measuring various geometric features of screw threads and gears. It discusses measuring the major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, and other elements of threads using instruments like micrometers, thread gauges, and comparators. For gears, it describes measuring runout, pitch, profile, backlash, tooth thickness, and alignment using devices like dial indicators, involute measuring machines, and angular measurement techniques. The document also defines common terminology for screw thread and gear geometry.
Metrology is the science of measurement and involves establishing measurement units, developing measurement methods, analyzing measurement errors, and ensuring accuracy. Key aspects of metrology include linear and angular measurements using various instruments ranging from simple rules and calipers to high-precision gauges, comparators, and microscopes. Metrology allows for planning, commercial exchange, and quality control through precise quantification.
The document describes various tools used to measure engine components, including micrometers, telescopic gauges, vernier calipers, and feeler gauges. A micrometer is used to precisely measure diameters to the thousandth of an inch. Telescopic gauges and small hole gauges are used with micrometers to measure inside diameters and bores. Feeler gauges measure gaps between components.
The document discusses various linear and angular measurement instruments. It describes vernier calipers, micrometers, slip gauges, interferometers, and comparators which are used for linear measurement. Angular measurements are made using instruments like sine bars and protractors. The document also discusses different types of gauges like plug, ring, and thread gauges used for dimensional inspection of parts.
Introduction to Mechanical Measurements and Metrology taruian
The document provides information about the Mechanical Measurements and Metrology course at JSS Academy of Technical Education in Bangalore, India. It includes:
- Details about the course code, textbooks, and reference books.
- The learning objectives which are to understand concepts of metrology, measurements, standards, transducers, and measuring various physical quantities.
- The outcomes which are to apply knowledge of the above concepts to inspection, measurements, and resolving measurement problems.
This document provides information about linear and angular measurement devices. It discusses various tools used for linear measurement such as vernier calipers, micrometers, slip gauges, comparators and tools for angular measurement including protractors, spirit levels, clinometers and sine bars. It also explains the working principles, applications and sources of error for some of these measurement devices.
Dial bore gauge: Learn how to measure diameter with dial bore gauge Deepak Choudhary
Watch Video of this site: https://youtu.be/8uIdrE1p9Ro
Dial Bore gauge is used to measure the inner diameter. Bore Dial Gauge use to measure the inner diameter of the hole, it is gauge fitted with a plunger dial gauge. Bore dial gauge used within the standard range that means bore dial gauge have a standard set of pins(anvils) with a variable range of up to 2 mm
This document discusses various instruments used to measure angles, including protractors, bevel protractors, vernier bevel protractors, optical bevel protractors, combination sets, sine bars, sine centers, angle gauges, spirit levels, and clinometers. Protractors are used to measure angles between lines, while instruments like sine bars and gauges are used to measure angles between faces. Clinometers specifically measure angles of inclination relative to the horizontal plane.
Slip gauges are precision rectangular blocks used as standards for linear measurement. They are made of materials like tungsten carbide, chrome-plated steel, and high-grade steel. Slip gauges come in sets designated by their range and accuracy, and are classified according to the precision of work for which they are suited. Proper care must be taken when cleaning, storing, handling, and using slip gauges to maintain their accuracy and prolong their working life.
The Fowler-Bowers XT Analog Bore Gages offer an
economic solution to accurate shop floor bore measurement. Fast, accurate and easy-to-use, the wide
application range of the XT Analog Bore Gage line may be
purchased individually or in sets.
The document discusses vernier calipers and micrometers. It describes the basic components and workings of each tool. Vernier calipers use a main scale and vernier scale to take more precise measurements than a simple caliper. A micrometer uses a precisely threaded screw that moves the spindle 0.5 mm with each full revolution. The least count of a micrometer, which is the smallest measurement it can make, depends on the screw pitch and number of divisions on the circular scale. Key parts of a micrometer include the frame, anvil, spindle, sleeve, screw, thimble, ratchet, and various scales.
The document discusses dial indicators, which are precision measurement tools used to measure small distances and angles. It describes the basic components and principles of dial indicators, including different types such as probe indicators, dial test indicators, and digital dial indicators. It also covers their various applications in manufacturing and quality control processes, as well as tips for different indicator styles.
This document discusses various linear measurement instruments used in engineering. It begins by classifying linear measurement devices into low, medium, and high resolution. Low resolution devices include graduated rules and calipers. Medium resolution devices discussed are vernier calipers, micrometers, and dial gauges. High resolution devices able to measure to within microns include slip gauges and comparators. The document provides detailed descriptions and examples of how each of these tools is used to perform precise linear measurements.
Chapter-1_Mechanical Measurement and Metrologysudhanvavk
This document outlines the objectives and content of a course on instrumentation. The course aims to teach students about advances in technology and measurement techniques. It will cover various flow measurement techniques. The course outcomes are listed, along with the cognitive level and linked program outcomes for each. The teaching hours for each unit are provided. The document gives an overview of the course content and blueprint of marks for the semester end exam. It provides details on the units to be covered, including measuring instruments, transducers and strain gauges, measurement of force, torque and pressure, and more.
Comparators: Constructional features and operation of mechanical, optical, electrical/electronics and pneumatic comparators, advantages, limitations and field of applications
Principles of interference, concept of flatness, flatness testing, optical flats, optical interferometer and laser interferometer.
Surface texture measurement: importance of surface conditions, roughness and waviness, surface roughness standards specifying surface roughness parameters- Ra, Ry, Rz, RMS value etc., surface roughness measuring instruments – Tomlinson and Taylor Hobson versions, surface roughness symbols
This document defines screw thread terminology and describes methods for measuring screw thread features. It discusses thread elements such as major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter. It also explains different thread types and gauging methods used to check threads, including plug gauges, ring gauges, and micrometers. Measurement of pitch, form, and angle is described along with causes and measurement of pitch errors. Tolerances for screw threads based on ISO standards are also provided.
Dial gauges are precision measurement tools used in manufacturing. They have a circular dial body, graduated dial, pointer, gear train, and lever or plunger. There are several types of dial gauges differentiated by their size, connection method, and dial face features. Common types include balanced reading gauges with positive and negative numbers on the dial, continuous gauges with numbers running in one direction, and plunger gauges which use a rack and pinion mechanism. Dial gauges are used to measure small linear distances and detect errors in geometric forms, deformation, positional errors of surfaces, and other precision measurements in manufacturing applications.
This document discusses various instruments used to measure angles:
- Protractors, bevel protractors, vernier bevel protractors, and optical bevel protractors are used to measure angles between two faces. Vernier bevel protractors provide more precise readings through a vernier scale.
- Sine bars and sine centers are used with slip gauges to measure angles through trigonometric functions. Sine bars become inaccurate for angles over 45 degrees.
- Angle gauges precisely measure angles through calibrated blocks that can be added or subtracted.
- Spirit levels and clinometers measure angles of incline relative to horizontal, with clinometers providing a scale to measure the exact
This document provides information on measuring various geometric features of screw threads and gears. It discusses measuring the major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, and other elements of threads using instruments like micrometers, thread gauges, and comparators. For gears, it describes measuring runout, pitch, profile, backlash, tooth thickness, and alignment using devices like dial indicators, involute measuring machines, and angular measurement techniques. The document also defines common terminology for screw thread and gear geometry.
Metrology is the science of measurement and involves establishing measurement units, developing measurement methods, analyzing measurement errors, and ensuring accuracy. Key aspects of metrology include linear and angular measurements using various instruments ranging from simple rules and calipers to high-precision gauges, comparators, and microscopes. Metrology allows for planning, commercial exchange, and quality control through precise quantification.
The document describes various tools used to measure engine components, including micrometers, telescopic gauges, vernier calipers, and feeler gauges. A micrometer is used to precisely measure diameters to the thousandth of an inch. Telescopic gauges and small hole gauges are used with micrometers to measure inside diameters and bores. Feeler gauges measure gaps between components.
The document discusses various linear and angular measurement instruments. It describes vernier calipers, micrometers, slip gauges, interferometers, and comparators which are used for linear measurement. Angular measurements are made using instruments like sine bars and protractors. The document also discusses different types of gauges like plug, ring, and thread gauges used for dimensional inspection of parts.
Introduction to Mechanical Measurements and Metrology taruian
The document provides information about the Mechanical Measurements and Metrology course at JSS Academy of Technical Education in Bangalore, India. It includes:
- Details about the course code, textbooks, and reference books.
- The learning objectives which are to understand concepts of metrology, measurements, standards, transducers, and measuring various physical quantities.
- The outcomes which are to apply knowledge of the above concepts to inspection, measurements, and resolving measurement problems.
This document provides information about linear and angular measurement devices. It discusses various tools used for linear measurement such as vernier calipers, micrometers, slip gauges, comparators and tools for angular measurement including protractors, spirit levels, clinometers and sine bars. It also explains the working principles, applications and sources of error for some of these measurement devices.
Dial bore gauge: Learn how to measure diameter with dial bore gauge Deepak Choudhary
Watch Video of this site: https://youtu.be/8uIdrE1p9Ro
Dial Bore gauge is used to measure the inner diameter. Bore Dial Gauge use to measure the inner diameter of the hole, it is gauge fitted with a plunger dial gauge. Bore dial gauge used within the standard range that means bore dial gauge have a standard set of pins(anvils) with a variable range of up to 2 mm
This document discusses various instruments used to measure angles, including protractors, bevel protractors, vernier bevel protractors, optical bevel protractors, combination sets, sine bars, sine centers, angle gauges, spirit levels, and clinometers. Protractors are used to measure angles between lines, while instruments like sine bars and gauges are used to measure angles between faces. Clinometers specifically measure angles of inclination relative to the horizontal plane.
Slip gauges are precision rectangular blocks used as standards for linear measurement. They are made of materials like tungsten carbide, chrome-plated steel, and high-grade steel. Slip gauges come in sets designated by their range and accuracy, and are classified according to the precision of work for which they are suited. Proper care must be taken when cleaning, storing, handling, and using slip gauges to maintain their accuracy and prolong their working life.
The Fowler-Bowers XT Analog Bore Gages offer an
economic solution to accurate shop floor bore measurement. Fast, accurate and easy-to-use, the wide
application range of the XT Analog Bore Gage line may be
purchased individually or in sets.
The document describes calibrating a dial gauge using a calibration tester and computerized calibrator. It provides background on dial gauges and their applications. The experimental procedure for manual and computerized calibration is described. Test results are shown in a table with go, return, limit, and average readings recorded at 0.1mm increments from 0-1.5mm. The data will be analyzed to determine errors at each reading point and compare the accuracy of the two calibration methods.
This document provides information about AMO GmbH's absolute encoder products based on inductive measuring principles. It introduces the ABSYS product line of absolute linear and angular encoders with IP67 ratings. The encoders use gratings for incremental and absolute position measurement. Available interfaces include SSI, BiSS/C, and Fanuc protocols. Linear scales can measure up to 32 meters and angular scales use measuring flanges or rings from 80mm to 652mm in diameter. The document provides details on standard and custom measuring flanges and rings for outside scanning of absolute angle measuring systems.
Slotted spring pins are general purpose fasteners that provide continuous pressure inside holes due to their spring action. They can accommodate wider tolerances than solid pins, reducing manufacturing costs. SPIROL slotted pins have advantages over other brands like lower insertion force and better conformance to holes. SPIROL is a global supplier of high quality slotted pins and offers various sizes, materials, finishes and related installation equipment.
Geeta Engineering Work is leading manufacturing Co. in India, Providing measuring instrument across the global.
We are providing instrument of MESURING PIN SET, LOOSE PIN GAUGE, THREAD MEASURING WIRE SET, REVERSIBLE PLUG GAUGE, PLAIN PLUG GAUGE, PLAIN RING GAUGE, THREAD PLUG GAUGE, THREAD RING GAUGE, SNAP GAUGE, DOWEL PIN & PRECISION GRINDING JOB WORKS.
Measuring Pins are widely used for CHECKING CENTER DISTANCES, GROOVE DIMENSIONS,BORE DIAMETER, GEAR MEASUREMENT, DIAL GAUGE SETTING, STRAIGHTNESS OF HOLES, PARALLEL GUIDES, DOVETAIL GUID, DEPTH OF PROFILES & ANGLES, and
many others.
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The document provides information about various precision measurement tools that are on sale, including:
- Holemikes (bore micrometers) with extended travel ranges and various specifications.
- Electronic micrometers and coolant resistant micrometers with different measurement ranges.
- Pin gage sets for checking holes and distances with plus and minus tolerances.
- Micrometer and caliper checking/calibration sets for ensuring measurement accuracy.
- Micrometer sets, caliper sets, and individual micrometers, calipers and related accessories within various measurement ranges.
GEETA ENGINEERING WORK is leading manufacturing Co. in India, Providing measuring instrument across the global.
We are providing instrument of MEASURING PIN SET, LOOSE PIN, THREAD MEASURING WIRES, GEAR MEASURING WIRES, REVERSIBLE PLUG GAUGE, DOWEL PIN, CENTERLESS GRINDING SERVICE, TRAUB MACHINE JOB WORK, COPPER WASHER.
Measuring Pins are widely used for CHECKING CENTER DISTANCES, GROOVE DIMENSIONS,BORE DIAMETER,GEAR MEASURMENT,
DIAL GAUGE SETTING, STRAIGHTNESS OF HOLES, PARALLEL GUIDES, DOVETAIL GUID, DEPTH OF PROFILES & ANGLES, and many others.
We also Provide 50 MM TO 300 MM DIA COPPER & ALLUMINIUM WASHER/SEAL Ring. (STD SIZES).
We have team of highly trained staff with experience over 20 Years to provide accurate measuring instrument to fullest satisfaction of clients. Our more than 850 satisfied industrial clients & traders are our real achievements. By virtue of our experienced team of engineers, technicians, support staff and world class MACHINERIES & MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, We are able to build a large number of regular customers.
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GEETA ENGINEERING WORK is leading manufacturing Co. in India, Providing measuring instrument across the global.
We are providing instrument of MEASURING PIN SET, LOOSE PIN, THREAD MEASURING WIRES, GEAR MEASURING WIRES, REVERSIBLE PLUG GAUGE, DOWEL PIN, CENTERLESS GRINDING SERVICE, TRAUB MACHINE JOB WORK.
Measuring Pins are widely used for CHECKING CENTER DISTANCES, GROOVE DIMENSIONS,BORE DIAMETER,GEAR MEASURMENT,
DIAL GAUGE SETTING, STRAIGHTNESS OF HOLES, PARALLEL GUIDES, DOVETAIL GUID, DEPTH OF PROFILES & ANGLES, and many others.
We also Provide 50 MM TO 300 MM DIA COPPER & ALLUMINIUM WASHER/SEAL Ring. (STD SIZES).
We have team of highly trained staff with experience over 20 Years to provide accurate measuring instrument to fullest satisfaction of clients. Our more than 850 satisfied industrial clients & traders are our real achievements. By virtue of our experienced team of engineers, technicians, support staff and world class MACHINERIES & MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, We are able to build a large number of regular customers.
WE ARE ALWAYS HERE TO HELP YOU !
AMO announces new absolute linear and angular encoders with IP 67 rating based on their proven AMOSIN® inductive measuring principle. The encoders offer high accuracy, high resolution, and high speed with protection class IP 67. Measurement scales are available in diameters up to 10m for absolute angle measuring systems using outside or inside scanning. Customer specific measuring flanges or rings can be supplied for outside scanning applications.
2EFFE INOX Ltd is an Italian company specializing in manufacturing Stainless Steel Clamps : Repair Clamps, Junction Clamps, Grip Clamps and Derivation Clamps.
Address : 24 Gran Sasso Street 20010 Barregio , Milan, Italy.
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The MPBX multipoint borehole extensometer is designed to monitor changes in distance between downhole anchors set at different depths in a borehole and a surface measurement head. It uses rods connected to anchors that extend up to the head, where measurements are taken. It can have between 1-7 anchors and accommodate measurement ranges from 100-200 mm. Measurements are taken manually or remotely with displacement transducers. The MPBX is used to monitor tunneling, excavations, dams, foundations, and rock/soil displacement.
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United Gulf Steel manufactures medium steel sections like beams following international quality standards. The document describes United Gulf Steel's production process which includes a reheating furnace, continuous rolling mill with 17 stands, cooling bed, straightening machine, saws and stacking equipment. It also provides details on the beam materials produced like IPE, IPEA and IPEAA beams of various standard sizes along with dimensional and material specifications. Finite element analysis software ABAQUS is used to simulate the nonlinear behavior of curved composite steel-concrete beams.
Fowler/Bowers XTH Holematic Pistol Grip range of bore gages offer extended travel with fixed anvils. The pistol grip handle incorporates a constant measuring pressure to eliminate operator "feel." Enjoy our precise bore gages for 20% off. Plus get 25 % off extra handles. Check them out on our website and learn more about each tool. http://www.fowlerprecision.com/Bowers-Promotion.html
Promo 2015.1 Precision Hand Tool Promotion (lo-res) (2)Mike Miller
This document provides a summary of a precision hand tool promotion from Starrett running from April 15th to June 30th, 2015. It features micrometers, slide calipers, indicators, and other precision measuring tools. Product details like specifications, model numbers, ranges, graduations, and sale prices are provided for each item. The promotion highlights new electronic and digital models as well as traditional precision hand tools.
The document summarizes the Mercury TM1200 PCB-mount analog encoders from Electromate. The Mercury 1200 encoder has a small sensor that mounts directly onto a printed circuit board. It provides analog sine/cosine and index window outputs and can achieve high resolution for both linear and rotary position measurement through customer interpolation electronics. Key features include small size, broad alignment tolerances, and ability to achieve resolutions as precise as 0.078um for linear or 4.2 million counts per revolution for rotary.
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This document provides information about the manufacturing process for steel tubes at Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd. It begins with an overview of the company and its products. It then describes the tube manufacturing process which involves forming steel strips into tubular shapes and welding the edges. Various quality tests are conducted including hydraulic testing. Tubes may also be galvanized and threaded. Standards that the company's tubes conform to from various countries are listed. Details on specific tube types including dimensions, tolerances and material properties are provided.
The document discusses linear and angular measurement instruments. It describes various instruments used for linear measurement such as vernier calipers, micrometers, slip gauges, interferometers, and comparators. It also discusses angular measurement instruments like sine bars and protractors. The key types of comparators are listed as mechanical, pneumatic, electrical, and optical comparators. Measurement systems are used for quality control and common measurements include linear dimensions, angles, and tapers.
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The RÖHM key bar chucks with quick-acting jaw change system are used successfully in areas where extremely high clamping forces, high concentricity and reliable long-term repeatability are required. Thanks to the quick-acting jaw change system, the jaws can be quickly and easily turned, changed or offset over the entire clamping range within a few seconds.
Advantages
- Maximum clamping forces thanks to direct force transfer via the key bar system
- Maximum concentricity and axial run-out tolerance
- High user-friendliness thanks to quick-acting jaw change System
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- Quick jaw adjustment over the entire clamping range
- Proven chuck with optimal price/performance ratio
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Advantages
- Safe and easy clamping of irregular, regular, as well as round workpieces by four
independently adjustable jaws
- Easy rough centering by means of concentric rings on the chuck body
- Direct force transfer through radially arranged threaded spindles
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Baty International has been in business since 1932.
Originally, a manufacturer of high precision dial indicators
and other associated instruments such as cylinder bore
gauges.
Baty soon diversified into non-contact measurementwith
Optical Profile Projectors and the Baty ‘Shadograph’ series
has since become an industry standard in profile projectors.
These products are still manufactured in Sussex in
accordance with ISO 9001:2000.
For decades Baty has employed a team of Field Based
Service Engineers. Today, our service department is the
largest ISO 9001:2000 accredited Projector Service
Organisation in the UK offering on-site Service, Training,
Retrofits, and Repair for all makes of Profile Projector and
Vision Systems.
In keeping with its gauging roots, Baty acquired John Bull
and British Indicators, extending its gauging range to
include calipers and flexible fixturing.
The range was then completed in the eighties when our
first camera based Video Inspectors were developed. Video
Edge Detection (VED) was soon added giving rise to
increased accuracy, repeatability and measuring speed.
Now all our vision systems offer the best of both worlds
with the combination of non-contact (VED) and contact
measurement using Renishaw’s extensive touch probe
range.
Today, Baty is an ISO 9001:2000 accredited company that
offers a range of Metrology Instruments from Hand Tools to
Vision Systems, offering measuring solutions for almost
every measurement application in modern manufacturing
and now, we’ve put them together into one catalogue for
your convenience.
So, whether you need a digital caliper or a full CNC
multi-sensing Vision system...
...it’s here.
We look forward to talking to you.
Geoff Jackson
Managing Director
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Fax +44 (0) 1444 246985
Email: sales@baty.co.uk
Website: www.baty.co.uk
3. ANALOGUE BORE MICROMETERS
Boxed Sets
Model Measuring Range
BMSET-2-3 2 - 3mm
BMSET-3-6 3 - 6mm
BMSET-6-10 6 - 10mm
BMSET-10-20 10 - 20mm
BMSET-20-50 20 - 50mm
BMSET-50-100 50 - 100mm
BMSET-100-150 100 - 150mm
BMSET-150-200 150 - 200mm
This premium quality, high precision
bore micrometer range is designed
and manufactured in England to
exacting standards.
The micrometer heads feature a
precision ground cone which is
displaced by the micrometer barrel.
The displaced cone in turn acts on the
measuring anvils to expand the head to
the size of the bore to be measured.
The measuring anvils feature an inset
carbide pin to provide a line of contact
with the bore’s surface, this serves to
naturally align the micrometer with the
axis of the measured bore to ensure
repeatable results. A ratchet clutch in
the barrel provides consistent measuring
force.
Each micrometer is serial numbered and
individually calibrated, a specific UKAS
calibration certificate is included for
each micrometer and setting ring
showing measured values over the
measuring range using standards that
are traceable directly to the National
Standard.
The carbide pins in the measuring anvils
extend almost to the end of the
micrometer head to facilitate blind bore
measurement. In addition, special anvils
are available to measure internal screw
threads, grooves, undercuts, internal
splines etc etc. please contact for a
quotation for your special application
requirements.
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Features
Standard: DIN 863
● Range 2-300mm
● 2-6mm 2 point / 6-300mm 3 point
measurement
● Tungsten carbide contact points
above 12.5mm
● Traceable certificates supplied as
standard with all micrometers and
setting rings
● Blind bore measurement from
2 - 6mm and above 12.5mm
diameter
● Micrometer head fitted with a
ratchet for constant gauging
pressure
● Supplied in robust fitted case
● Extensions available above 6mm
for deep hole measurement
● Available as individual instruments
or boxed sets
● Setting ring included
Ring gauges manufactured to
BS4064: 1966
ANALOGUE BORE MICROMETERS
Individual Micrometers
Model Range Accuracy Depth
BM-1 2 - 2.5mm 0.004mm 9mm
BM-2 2.5 - 3mm 0.004mm 9mm
BM-3 3 - 4mm 0.004mm 12mm
BM-4 4 - 5mm 0.004mm 18mm
BM-5 5 - 6mm 0.004mm 18mm
BM-6 6 - 8mm 0.004mm 58mm
BM-7 8 - 10mm 0.004mm 58mm
BM-8 10 - 12.5mm 0.004mm 58mm
BM-9 12.5 - 16mm 0.004mm 62mm
BM-10 16 - 20mm 0.004mm 62mm
BM-11 20 - 25mm 0.004mm 66mm
BM-12 25 - 35mm 0.004mm 66mm
BM-13 35 - 50mm 0.004mm 80mm
BM-14 50 - 65mm 0.005mm 80mm
BM-15 65 - 80mm 0.005mm 80mm
BM-16 80 - 100mm 0.005mm 100mm
BM-17 100 - 125mm 0.006mm 115mm
BM-18 125 - 150mm 0.006mm 115mm
BM-19 150 - 175mm 0.007mm 115mm
BM-20 175 - 200mm 0.007mm 115mm
BM-21 200 - 225mm 0.008mm 118mm
BM-22 225 - 250mm 0.008mm 118mm
BM-23 250 - 275mm 0.009mm 118mm
BM-24 275 - 300mm 0.009mm 118mm
5. Individual Bore Gauges
Model Range Maximum Bore Depth Accuracy
TM-1 6 - 8mm 58mm 0.004mm
TM-2 8 - 10mm 58mm 0.004mm
TM-3 10 - 12.5mm 62mm 0.004mm
TM-4 12.5 - 16mm 62mm 0.004mm
TM-5 16 - 20mm 62mm 0.004mm
TM-6 20 - 25mm 66mm 0.004mm
TM-7 25 -35mm 66mm 0.004mm
TM-8 35 - 50mm 66mm 0.004mm
TM-9 50 - 65mm 82mm 0.005mm
TM-10 65 - 80mm 82mm 0.005mm
TM-11 80 - 100mm 82mm 0.005mm
Extensions
Length To Fit Heads
Model mm Inch mm Inch
TME-1 63 2.5 6 - 10 1/4 - 3/8
TME-2 76 3.0 10 - 12.5 3/8 - 1/2
TME-3 100 4.0 12.5 - 20 1/2 - 3/4
TME-4 150 6.0 20 - 50 3/4 - 2
3 Point Bore Gauges
Features
Standard: DIN 863 - Part 4
● Measurement range from
6 - 100mm
● Ergonomically designed pistol grip
body
● LCD display unit with rotating
display for easy reading at any angle
● Functions include 2 pre-set
memories, tolerance indicator lights
and mm / inch conversion
● RS232 data output facility
● Self centring measuring heads with
tungsten carbide contact points
● Setting rings provided with each
instrument complete with UKAS
certification
● Blind bore measurement on all
instruments above 12.5mm
● Available as individual instruments
or boxed sets
● Diameter above 100mm available
on request
● Setting rings included
Note: Digital Indicator with direct
mm/inch conversion
TRIGAMASTER BORE GAUGING
Bore Gauge Sets
supplied with required setting rings
and UKAS certificate
Max
Measuring Bore
Range Depth Accuracy
Model mm mm mm
TMSET6-10 6 - 10 58 0.004
TMSET10-20 10 - 20 62 0.004
TMSET20-50 20 - 50 66 0.004
TMSET50-100 50 - 100 82 0.005
TMSET6-20 6 - 20 58 - 62 0.004
TMSET20-100 20 - 100 66 - 82 0.005
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TRIGAMASTER BORE GAUGING
Screw Threads
To measure effective (functional)
diameter, pitch diameter, major
diameter, between M4-300mm /
No 8 UN-12" diameter.
Grooves
For sizes from 2mm - 300mm
diameter.
2-Point Spline
2 and 3 point heads available.
Anvils manufactured from tool
steel. Between pin, major and
minor diameter heads available.
Diameters from 12 - 300mm
diameter (1/2" - 12").
2-Point Spherical
2 point available from 3 - 150mm.
3 point from 6 - 300mm diameter.
Ball Screw Threads
From øM10
7. Baty Dial Indicating Bore Gauges
allow rapid and accurate checking
of bores for size, ovality, taper,
wear, etc. in the workshop or
inspection room.
All models operate on the proven
principle of two diametrically opposed
measuring points, one fixed and one
moving, plus a spring-loaded
centralising shoe.
To check the actual size of bore, the
gauge must be set to size with a ring
gauge or micrometer and inserted into
the bore. It is then necessary to ‘rock’
the gauge slowly to locate its
measuring axis to the bore, shown by
the point of reversal of the indicator
hand or analogue display. The reading
at that point is the deviation from set or
normal size.
For larger bores, a range of
interchangeable extension rods allow a
single instrument to cover a wide range
of bore sizes.
All bore gauges come supplied in a
wooden case.
2 POINT BORE COMPARATOR SETS
Standard
Capacity Capacity Bore Indicator
Model Metric (mm) Imperial (inch) Depth Reading
2101 22.5 - 50 7
⁄8" - 2" 150mm (6") 0.0005"
2103 22.5 - 50 7
⁄8" - 2" 150mm (6") 0.0001"
2102 22.5 - 50 7
⁄8" - 2" 150mm (6") 0.01 mm
2104 22.5 - 50 7
⁄8" - 2" 150mm (6") 0.002 mm
2151 50 - 150 2" - 6" 300mm (12") 0.0005"
2153 50 - 150 2" - 6" 300mm (12") 0.0001"
2152 50 - 150 2" - 6" 300mm (12") 0.01 mm
2154 50 - 150 2" - 6" 300mm (12") 0.002 mm
2351 150 - 600 6"-24" 450mm (18") 0.0005"
2353 150 - 600 6"-24" 450mm (18") 0.0001"
2352 150 - 600 6"-24" 450mm (18") 0.01 mm
2354 150 - 600 6"-24" 450mm (18") 0.002 mm
2104
235 Series
215 Series
210 Series
Available in lengths
up to 96" (2.4m)
price on application
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Features
● With interchangeable contact points
● Set of carbide tipped contact points
included
● Unique self centring device
● Supplied with dial indicator,
resolution 0.01mm / 0.0001"/
0.0005"
● Packed as set with all necessary
accessories to measure the complete
range as shown
WORKSHOP BORE COMPARATOR SETS
Model Range Resolution
BC-1-A 6 - 10mm 0.01mm
BC-2-A 10 - 18mm 0.01mm
BC-3-A 18 - 35mm 0.01mm
BC-4-A 35 - 50mm 0.01mm
BC-5-A 50 - 160mm 0.01mm
BC-6-A 100 - 250mm 0.01mm
Model Range Resolution
BC-1-D 6 - 10mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
BC-2-D 10 - 18mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
BC-3-D 18 - 35mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
BC-4-D 35 - 50mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
BC-5-D 50 - 160mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
BC-6-D 100 - 250mm 0.001mm /
0.00005"
Features
● With interchangeable contact points
● Set of carbide tipped contact points
included
● Unique self centring device
● Supplied with digital indicator with
bar graph and numerical display
● Packed as set with all necessary
accessories to measure the
complete range as shown
DIGITAL BORE COMPARATOR SETS
9. Features
● For quick inside measurement and
determination of inside diameters
● Spring loaded plunger that expands
in the bore or groove
● Satin chromed body
● With auto extension and direct
locking
● Measuring faces are hardened and
micro-lapped
Range
8 - 150mm
TELESCOPIC GAUGE SET
Metric / Imperial Telescopic Gauge Set
Model Range Quantity
Telescopic-G-S 8 - 150mm 6 pieces
54-90mm
19-32mm
32-54mm
12.7-19mm
8-12.7mm
90-150mm
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The robust, easy to use Electronic
Plug Gauge range is designed to
give the operator greater speed of
use, unmatched measuring accuracy
and superb repeatability, especially
in harsh shop-floor environments.
Advanced hand held ergonomics
allied to an ingenious mechanical /
electronic system render EPG the
easiest to operate Baty bore
gauging system to date.
The flexible nature of Baty EPG range
means that they can be supplied fitted
with easy to read electronic indicators
(ideal for automatic data collection),
conventional analogue indicators, or
transducer probes linked to remote
digital readout units.
Features
● Range 6 - 280mm
● Tough, robust construction
● Easy-to-use
● Long life
● High accuracy dedicated plug-gauges
● Flexible, modular
● Hand-held measurement
● Can be incorporated into automated
measuring systems (in-series)
● Cost-effective
● Short delivery times
● High visibility display
● Protective indicator shroud (with some
indicators)
● All setting rings supplied as standard
with UKAS calibration certificates
● Coverplates as standard on all EPGs
● Specials (e.g. blind bore) on request
● Repeatability ≤ 1µm
● Setting by means of a setting ring
● Quick and reliable measurement
● 2 - point measurement as standard
● Blind bore available on request
● Depth-stops available
● Extensions available for deeper bores
● Guide chamfer for easy entry into bore
● High durability, long-life plugs and
contacts
● Easy to clean
● Plug body coatings: Hard-chrome
(standard), T.i.N., Plain steel
● Measuring contacts: Tungsten carbide,
(standard), hard-chrome, ruby, ceramic
ELECTRONIC PLUG GAUGES
11. ELECTRONIC PLUG GAUGES
EPG001M
M6 Holder
EPG002M
M6 Holder EPG003
M6
100mm
Extension
EPG007
M10-100mm
Extension
EPG006M
M10 Holder
EPG005M
M10 Holder
EPG028
M6-M10 Adapter
EPG500-09
Depth Stop
Contact Options: Tungsten Carbide (standard), Hard Chrome, Ruby, Ceramic
Plug Body Options: Hard Chrome Plated (standard), Titanium Nitride, Plain Steel
M6 Thread Range 6-20mm
Please state size to be measured
M10 Thread Range 15-280mm
Please state size to be measured
DI-1 Transducer Probe
HOLDERS
EPG Heads
EPG004
M6 Probe
Holder
EPG008
M10 Probe
Holder
13. Plug Gauge Head Dimensions
Diameter size (mm) Range h L1 L2 W G
6 - 7.8* 0.15 3 27 35 0.5 M6 x 0.75
7.9 - 20 0.15 3 27 35 0.5 M6 x 0.75
15 - 45 0.2 3.5 28 43.5 1 M10 x 1
45.1 - 70 0.2 4 28 44 1.5 M10 x 1
70.1 - 280 0.2 4 35 44 1.5 M10 x 1
* max measuring depth 27mm between 6 and 7.8mm
ELECTRONIC PLUG GAUGES TECHNICAL DETAILS
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ELECTRONIC PLUG GAUGES SETTING RINGS
All rings are supplied with UKAS
calibration certificates and can be
supplied in nominal grade, grade X and
grade XX – in accordance with ANSI /
ASME B89.1.6M.
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Victoria Road, Burgess Hill,
West Sussex RH15 9LR
Tel +44 (0) 1444 235621
Fax +44 (0) 1444 246985
Email: sales@baty.co.uk
Website: www.baty.co.uk
Official sponsors of British Superbike Team
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