Measuring Tools

A Thread Pitch Gauge is a measuring instrument used to determine the pitch of screw threads. It consists of a set of blades, each with specific thread profiles, which are matched against the thread to identify its pitch. It is widely used in fitting, machining, and inspection work.

A Depth Gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the depth of holes, slots, and recesses. It provides accurate readings and is commonly used in machining, fitting, and inspection work to ensure correct depth dimensions.

A Digital Caliper is a precision measuring instrument used to measure internal, external, and depth dimensions with high accuracy. It features an electronic display that shows readings instantly, making measurement quick and easy. It is widely used in fitting, machining, and quality control work.

A Try Square is a measuring and marking instrument used to check the accuracy of right angles (90°) and to mark perpendicular lines on a workpiece. It is commonly used in carpentry, fitting, and machining work for ensuring precision and alignment.

A Measuring Tape is a flexible measuring instrument used to measure length, distance, or size of objects. It consists of a marked tape that can be extended and retracted, making it suitable for both short and long measurements. It is widely used in construction, carpentry, and general workshop tasks.

A Steel Rule is a basic measuring instrument used for measuring linear dimensions accurately. It is made of hardened steel with engraved graduations in millimeters and inches. It is widely used in fitting, machining, and general workshop measurements.

A Dial Indicator is a precision measuring instrument used to measure small linear distances and deviations with high accuracy. It converts small mechanical movements into readable values on a dial face. This tool is widely used in fitting, machining, and quality control to check alignment, run-out, and surface variations.

A Carpenter Level, also known as a spirit level, is a measuring instrument used to check the horizontal (level) and vertical (plumb) alignment of surfaces. It contains liquid-filled vials with air bubbles that indicate whether a surface is perfectly aligned. This tool is widely used in carpentry, construction, and installation work.

A Carpenter Square is a measuring and marking instrument used to check and mark right angles (90°) in carpentry work. It consists of two arms joined at a right angle and is widely used for layout, alignment, and inspection of wooden components. This tool ensures accuracy in cutting, joining, and assembling wood structures.