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      1. INSIZE- Fillet Welding Gauge (4-12mm)(4832-1)
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      At Eindustries, our Fillet Welding Gauges are precision tools designed to measure the size and shape of fillet welds with accuracy. These gauges help ensure that welds meet industry standards, enhancing both safety and quality in welding applications.

      Benefits of Fillet Welding Gauge

      • Precision Measurement: Offers accurate assessments of weld sizes and profiles.
      • Improves Quality Control: Enhances inspection processes to ensure weld integrity.
      • Durable Design: Made from robust materials to withstand harsh industrial environments.
      • User-Friendly: Simple design allows for quick and easy usage.
      • Versatile Application: Suitable for various welding techniques and materials.

      Ideal Applications for Fillet Welding Gauge

       

      Precautions, Maintenance, and Calibration of Fillet Welding Gauge

      Precautions

      • Avoid Drops: Handle the gauge carefully to prevent accidental drops that could affect its accuracy.
      • Keep Away from Moisture: Store in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion, which can compromise measurements.
      • Check for Damage: Inspect the gauge regularly for any signs of wear or damage before use.
      • Use on Clean Surfaces: Ensure that the surfaces to be measured are clean to avoid inaccurate readings.

      Maintenance

      • Clean After Use: Wipe down the gauge with a soft cloth to remove any welding debris or contaminants.
      • Lubricate Moving Parts: If applicable, apply a small amount of oil to moving parts to ensure smooth operation.
      • Store Properly: Keep the gauge in a protective case or dedicated storage area to prevent damage.
      • Routine Inspection: Regularly check for signs of wear, ensuring all components are functioning correctly.

      Calibration

      • Perform Regular Checks: Calibrate the gauge every few months or after extensive use to maintain accuracy.
      • Use Calibration Standards: Employ certified calibration standards that meet industry specifications.
      • Document Calibration Results: Keep a record of calibration dates and results for compliance and tracking.
      • Recalibrate After Repair: If the gauge is damaged or repaired, it should be recalibrated before use.

      Why Choose Eindustries for Fillet Welding Gauge?

      • Quality Assurance: All products meet industry standards for accuracy.
      • Wide Selection: Diverse range of gauges to suit different welding needs.
      • Expert Support: Knowledgeable staff to assist with product selection.
      • Competitive Pricing: Affordable options without compromising quality.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      1. How do I maintain my Fillet Welding Gauge?

        To maintain accuracy, clean the gauge after every use, store it properly, and calibrate it regularly.

      2. Can the Fillet Welding Gauge be used for other types of welds?

        No, it is specifically designed for fillet welds. For other weld types, specialized gauges may be required.

      3. How often should I calibrate my Fillet Welding Gauge?

        Calibration is recommended at least once a year, or more frequently depending on usage and environment.

      4. What materials are Fillet Welding Gauges made from?

        They are typically made from high-quality stainless steel or other durable materials designed to withstand tough working conditions