Measuring Wedges
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Taper Opometer
They measure the opening, the slot width, the hole diameter, etc. Diameter correction table on the back (only for 4833-1, 4833-2) Made of stainles...
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Ophthalmometer Taper 1-29 mm
Includes 4 pcs (1-8 mm, 8-15 mm, 15-22 mm, 22-29 mm) They measure the opening, the slot width, the hole diameter, etc. Diameter correction table o...
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Ophthalmometer Taper 0.8-15 mm Scale 150 mm
Diameter correction table on the taper gage backMade of stainless steel
Measuring Taper - Inox
For quick width measurement from gaps Chromed reading surface Made of stainless steel.
Digital Taper Slot Gauge
Measuring opening, slot width Reading: 0.01mm/0.0005" Buttons: on/off, zero, mm/inch Automatic power off Battery CR2032 Made of stainless steel
Digital angle break measuring instrument Chamfer Gauge
Measure the 45° chamfer break Resolution: 0.01mm/0.0005" Buttons: on/off, set, mm/inch, preset (+,-) Automatic power off Battery CR2032 Data outpu...
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Digital Chamfer Gauge
Measure the 45° chamfer break Resolution: 0.01mm/0.0005" Buttons: on/off, set, mm/inch, preset (+,-) Automatic power off Battery CR2032 Data outpu...
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Chamfer Gauge
For measurement on 45º chamfer break Made of stainless steel Satin chrome-plated reading surface.
Measuring wedges are practical inspection tools used to quickly verify gaps, clearances, and tolerances in locations where calipers or micrometers cannot reach. They are ideal for setup checks, alignment verification, and on-the-spot dimensional control during assembly, maintenance, or production, helping confirm whether a clearance is within specification without complex fixturing.
In this collection you’ll find measuring wedges from Insize, designed with clear graduations and stable geometry for repeatable readings. Options are available in different ranges and scales, with fine taper angles to support precise interpretation of the insertion depth. Selection typically depends on the target clearance, contact surface conditions, and the level of traceability required in your inspection workflow.
Common users include machinists, maintenance technicians, and QC/QA teams in applications such as guideway adjustment, clearance checks in assemblies and housings, and inspection tasks across metal fabrication, industrial automation, and general mechanical engineering.