Precision Measuring Instruments

A Brake Rotor Gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the thickness and condition of brake rotors (disc brakes). It helps determine wear, variation, and whether the rotor meets safety standards or requires replacement. This tool is widely used in automotive workshops for brake inspection and maintenance.

A Dial Bore Gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the internal diameter of holes, cylinders, and bores with high accuracy. It works with a dial indicator that displays small variations in size, making it ideal for checking wear, taper, and out-of-roundness in engine cylinders and other components.

A Dial Test Indicator (DTI) is a precision measuring instrument used to measure very small linear displacements and deviations. It is commonly used for alignment, checking flatness, run-out, and concentricity in machining and inspection work. The stylus movement is magnified and displayed on a dial for accurate readings.

A Precision Level Gauge is a highly accurate measuring instrument used to check the levelness, flatness, and alignment of surfaces in engineering applications. It works using a sensitive spirit level vial or an electronic sensor to detect very small angular deviations. This tool ensures precise horizontal and vertical alignment, which is essential in machine installation and maintenance.

A Survey Range Pole is a measuring instrument used in surveying to mark points and provide visual alignment over distances. It is usually a long rod painted in alternating colors for easy visibility.

A Survey Prism Reflector is a precision instrument used in surveying to reflect signals from a total station or EDM device. It helps in accurately measuring distances by reflecting the emitted beam back to the instrument.

A Total Station is an advanced electronic surveying instrument used for measuring angles and distances with high accuracy. It combines an electronic theodolite with an electronic distance meter (EDM) and a digital data processor.