Setting Masters – Ring Gages, Plug Gages & Set Discs

What is a Master used for?

A master is a calibrated reference standard used to zero or calibrate the gaging system.  It is a physical object, like a plug, ring, or disc, with a precisely known size that acts as a reference point for measuring the dimensions of workpieces.

Master Rings are used to set air probes and other types of bore gages to a known size.

Master Plugs are used with air rings and other external diameter measuring instruments as setting standards. Depending on whether single or dual masters are required, single or double-ended aluminum handles are utilized.

Master Discs are used for the same purpose as master plugs, except that these members incorporate plastic grips on each end, rather than aluminum handles.

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Ring Gage, Plug Gage & Set Discs

Ring Gage Masters

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Master Gages are fabricated from heat treated and stabilized alloy steel blanks conforming to American Gage Design standard A.N.S.I. B47.1. After heat treat and stabilization cycles, these gages are custom finished by grinding and lapping to the precise dimension specified.  Final calibration is done in our ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Lab using electronic comparator instruments and laboratory grade reference standards.

Plug Gage Masters

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Set Discs

Set Discs

Black Oxide & Chrome Ring Gages

Ring Gage Masters

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Western Gage Corporation offers chrome finishes, black oxide coating and can engrave most tooling to customer’s specification and identification requirements. Available in steel, chrome, and carbide.  Ring Gages are designed to last.

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