Plug gages are manufactured in three basic AGD styles. Wire type, also known as pin gages, taper lock and trilock. These styles offer a choice of wire type or taper lock gages in small range, taper lock or trilock gages in the middle range and trilock in the larger gage sizes. Special plug gage for a variety of special applications can be furnished. These special plug gages include extra-long or short plugs, progressive, concentricity, alignment and combination diameter and depth plug gages.
Pin gages are wire type plug gages. Pin gages may be extended from the handle a specific amount as desired or reversed to increase the life of the gage. Because of the great saving in cost per hole gaged, pin gages are almost universally used for gaging holes below .5" diameter.
Thread gauges are made for gaging of internal or external threaded surfaces. Typical thread gauge applications are gaging of the bores of the nut and the outside thread on screws or bolts. Thread gauges are available in "Go" and "No-go" sizes, conforming respectively to the maximum or minimum material limits of the measured part.
Plug Gages Types
- Wire type plug gages
- Taper lock plug gages
- Trilock plug gages
Thread gauges types:
- Taper lock thread gauge
- Reversible thread gauge
- Helical coil thread gauge
- Reference thread gauge
Dorsey's thread gauges are available with or without handles, bilateral or unilateral, UNC, UNF, UNEF, NPT, NPTF, ANPT, NPSF, go, no-go, titanium nitrate coated.
Thread ring gauges
These thread gauges are made in adjustable design. The blanks of thread ring gauge have three radial slots, two of these ending in terminal holes, third one is bridged by adjusting device, consisting of an adjusting screw and a sleeve on a shoulder of the opposite side of the slot.
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