Our professional Keyway Plug Gauges are precision-engineered instruments designed for the rigorous demands of the metalworking and casting industries. Specifically crafted to ensure the dimensional accuracy of keyways, these gauges provide reliable verification of internal tolerances, ensuring seamless assembly and optimal mechanical performance of industrial components.
Designed for durability and high precision, our gauge range includes specialized solutions such as Morse Taper Shank inspection rods and cylindrical inspection tools. By adhering to strict metrological standards, these tools eliminate guesswork in the production line, reducing scrap rates and guaranteeing that every part meets international engineering specifications.
| Size Range A | Φ3 - Φ20 mm | Size Range B | Φ21 - Φ30 mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size Range C | Φ31 - Φ50 mm | Size Range D | Φ51 - Φ75 mm |
| Size Range E | Φ76 - Φ90 mm | Taper Type | Morse Taper Shank |
| Taper Ratio | 7:24 Taper | Shank Range | No. 1 - 6 |
| Tool Category | Keyway Plug Gauge | Application | Cylindrical Inspection |
Manufactured to strict metrological tolerances to ensure absolute accuracy in keyway measurement.
Utilizes premium alloy materials to minimize surface wear during frequent industrial inspections.
Covers a wide spectrum of diameters from Φ3 to Φ90 to suit various equipment needs.
Morse Taper Shank No.1-6 compatibility ensures easy integration with standard machinery.
Quick "Go/No-Go" style inspection allows for rapid quality control on the production floor.
Optimized for use in casting, valve manufacturing, and heavy equipment toolrooms.
Clean measuring surfaces immediately after use to remove adherents and maintain precision.
Hold tools lightly during operation to prevent accidental bumps or damage to the measuring face.
Strictly prohibit the use of gauges as cutting tools or for forcing threads.
Access is strictly limited to qualified metrological staff to ensure measurement integrity.
Store in a dry, dust-free environment using protective cases to avoid oxidation.
Regularly verify gauge accuracy against master standards to ensure long-term reliability.
| Metric | Standard Gauges | Our Premium Gauges |
|---|---|---|
| Lifespan | Short (High Wear) | Extended (Wear-Resistant) |
| Accuracy Rate | ± 0.05mm | ± 0.01mm or better |
| Calibration Frequency | Frequent | Reduced Interval |
| Waste Reduction | Moderate | Significant (Lower Scrap) |
| Labor Cost | High (Manual Retest) | Low (Fast Verification) |
It is used to verify the diameter and tolerances of internal keyways in mechanical parts, ensuring that mating components fit perfectly without excessive play or interference.
The surface should be cleaned immediately after each use to remove oil, metal chips, or debris. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the precision surface.
No. It is strictly prohibited to use a plug gauge as a cutting or driving tool. Forcing the gauge into a part can deform the measuring surface and ruin the tool's accuracy.
It refers to a standardized tapered shank (7:24 ratio) that allows the tool to be securely held in machine spindles or specialized holders, ensuring perfect alignment during inspection.
Precision gauges require specific handling and interpretation techniques. Improper use by untrained staff can lead to false readings or permanent damage to the gauge.
Industries involved in general equipment manufacturing, valve production, automotive components, and any facility producing high-precision metal cast parts.
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