Welding Gauge 7 X Measuring Appl. 10,20,1-35,40mm,60deg Range S/steel

Name: Welding Gauge 7 X Measuring Appl. 10,20,1-35,40mm,60deg Range S/steel
Brand: ACCUD
SKU: AC974-013-01
Price: 1062.03 ZAR
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Model: AC974-013-01
Weight: 0.11kg
Pack Dim: 80.00mm x 80.00mm x 30.00mm
UPC: 6009515893798

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R 1,062.03

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27/08/2025
15/12/2025

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Universal Welding Gauge offering 7 types of measurements
SERIES 974

A universal welding gauge is used to measure various parameters related to welding, such as bead width, depth, and undercut. By using a universal welding gauge, you can ensure that your welds meet the required standards and are of high quality.

Measure leg length
Measure leg height
Measure crown height
Measure throat size
Measure angle
Measure gap
Measure length

Applications:

Welding inspection: Assessing the quality of welds.
Quality control: Ensuring compliance with welding standards.
Research and development: Analyzing welding processes.

How to Use a Universal Welding Gauge:

Measure Leg Length: For fillet welds, place the gauge’s appropriate edge or cutout against the weld and check that the leg length meets the required specifications.
Check Throat Thickness: Use the gauge to measure the throat thickness by aligning it between the weld’s root and face.
Measure Weld Reinforcement: Place the gauge on the surface to check the weld reinforcement height, ensuring it’s within acceptable limits to prevent excess or insufficient material.
Check Angles: For V-groove or bevel welds, use the angle measurement feature to ensure the proper angle of the weld.
Undercut Depth Measurement: Position the gauge along the weld toe to measure any undercuts and verify that the depth is within allowable limits.
Measure Gaps (Fit-Up): Before welding, use the gauge to measure the gap between parts to ensure proper alignment and fit-up for strong joints.

Key Features:

Multiple measuring blades: Allows for measuring different parameters like bead width, depth, and undercut.
Accuracy: Provides precise measurements for quality control.
Durability: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments.
Portability: Often has a compact design for easy carrying and use.