High-precision brass feeler gauge designed for accurate, repeatable measurements Key benefits - Extreme accuracy: Manufactured from brass to deliver stable, precise readings for critical measurements. - Durable construction: Brass resists corrosion and wear, providing long-term reliability in shop and field use. - Easy access to tight spaces: Vernier-style tip design lets you insert the gauge into narrow gaps and confined areas without bending or damaging the blade. - Fast, reliable readings: Clear, easy-to-read scale speeds up measurement and reduces the chance of reading errors. What this tool solves - Eliminates guesswork when setting clearances and tolerances, so parts fit and function as intended. - Reduces rework by giving consistent, repeatable measurements during setup and inspection. - Simplifies inspections of small or hard-to-reach gaps where standard tools cannot access. Function and compatibility - Function: Precision feeler gauge with Vernier tip for gap and clearance measurement. - Material: Brass body and blades for dimensional stability and corrosion resistance. - Compatible with workshop, manufacturing, and maintenance environments; suitable for metalworking, woodworking, and mold inspection tasks. Typical applications - Engine and machine maintenance: Measure valve clearances, bearing gaps, and other small tolerances during routine service and adjustments. - Woodworking and joinery: Check and set accurate gaps for tight-fitting joints, templates, and fixtures. - Mold and tooling inspection: Verify cavity and core clearances to ensure consistent part quality and reduce flash or mismatches. Practical advantages - Compact and portable for use at the bench or on-site. - Designed for professionals and serious hobbyists: engineers, machinists, woodworkers, and enthusiasts who require dependable precision. - Clear scale and Vernier tip make the gauge practical for both quick checks and detailed measurements. Care and use tips - Store dry to preserve finish and accuracy. - Use gentle handling when inserting into very tight spaces to avoid blade deformation. - Clean contact surfaces before measuring for best results.