Bore Gauge

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Bore Gauge – Measurement Precision & Tolerances

The Bore Gauge is a measuring instrument for internal diameters, useful for checking bores, cylinders and reamed holes. It is designed for machinists, QC engineers and maintenance technicians performing in-line or bench inspection.

Calibration & Compliance

Measurement systems are validated using ring gauges and master sets, with calibration certificates recorded in a CMM lab. Proper use and storage maintain accuracy.

Use Cases

  • Measuring cylinder bores and sleeves.
  • Verifying reamed holes and bearing seats.
  • Production sampling for batch quality assurance.

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Measurement Precision & Tolerances

Bore gauges use a three-point or expanding-contact head to translate internal diameters to a dial or digital readout. Typical resolution is 0.01 mm with model variations offering finer sensitivity for precision bores. For best results, center the head and rock the gauge slightly to find the minimum reading point.

Calibration & Compliance

Calibration against ring gauges and internal master sets provides traceable accuracy. A calibration certificate from the CMM lab should accompany instruments used for contract inspection or supplier acceptance.

Processing Insight & Technical Notes

Ensure the bore is clean and free of chips. For deep bores, use extension rods and confirm concentric seating. Use temperature-controlled conditions when small tolerances are critical to avoid thermal expansion errors.

Applications & Use Cases

  • Engine Components: Cylinder bore verification and finish inspection.
  • Bearing Seats: Confirm seat diameters before press-fit assembly.
  • Batch Sampling: QC sample checks during production runs to detect bore drift early.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What head types are available? Three-point expanding heads and telescopic contact heads are common; choose based on bore depth and size.
  • How is calibration ensured? Use ring gauges for direct comparison and obtain a CMM lab calibration certificate for traceability.
  • Can bore gauges be used in-line? Portable bore gauges are suitable for shop-floor use; consider protective boots for harsh environments.
  • What care is needed? Keep contact surfaces clean and protect the head from impact to maintain repeatability.
Established in: 1992
Bussiness Type: Private Limited
Bussiness Type: Manufacturer
MSME: Yes
Export Turnover (3 years): US$10,000 to US$50,000
Countries would like to export to: Australia, Bhutan, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Indonesia, Nepal, Netherlands Antilles, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam
No of employees: 11-30

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