Fixed Gages

Demonstrates the use of snap, plug, ring, thread, screw-plug, and flush-pin gages, emphasizing their importance in modern mass production.
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Types and uses of gages for precision measurement. Snap, ring, plug, taper plug, taper ring, flush pin and screw plug gages are shown. Gives in considerable detail an explanation and definition of the various forms of fixed gages, a demonstartion in the correct use and care of fixed gages, and emphasizes their importance in modern mass production.

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