SERIES 975
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 misalignment
- 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.
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.
How to Use a Universal Welding Gauge:
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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.
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Check Throat Thickness: Use the gauge to measure the throat thickness by aligning it between the weld's root and face.
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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.
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Check Angles: For V-groove or bevel welds, use the angle measurement feature to ensure the proper angle of the weld.
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Undercut Depth Measurement: Position the gauge along the weld toe to measure any undercuts and verify that the depth is within allowable limits.
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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.
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