Key Features
- Precision-ground to 55° Whitworth Standard
- Hardened steel construction for durability
- Checks lathe center angles and thread tool angles
- Compact and easy to use in confined spaces
- Ideal for marine engineering and shipboard maintenance
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Center Gauge |
| Standard | Whitworth (BSW) |
| Angle | 55° |
| Material | Hardened Steel |
| Application | Lathe Center Angle & Thread Tool Angle Inspection |
| IMPA Code | 650631 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a center gauge used for?
A center gauge is used to check the correct angle of lathe centers and to set and verify the cutting angles of thread cutting tools. It ensures that threads are cut to the correct profile.
What is the Whitworth thread standard?
The Whitworth thread standard, also known as British Standard Whitworth (BSW), is an imperial thread form with a 55° included angle. It was the world's first national pipe thread standard, widely used in marine and industrial applications.
Is this gauge suitable for marine use?
Yes, the hardened steel construction and compact design make it ideal for marine environments where precision and durability are required.
Does this gauge come with a calibration certificate?
Our gauges are precision-manufactured and inspected, but calibration certificates are not included. For certified tools, please contact our sales team.
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