The Centre Gauge is a precision inspection and setting tool designed for checking and setting the angle, pitch, and profile of screw-cutting tools and ensuring accurate thread alignment during lathe operations. It is commonly used by machinists to correctly grind and set single-point threading tools, helping produce accurate and consistent screw threads.
- Precision-engineered Centre Gauge
- Manufactured from high-quality hardened steel
- Designed for checking 60° threading tool angles
- Helps set threading tools accurately on a lathe
- Precision-ground reference edges
- Clearly marked graduations and thread pitch references
- Compact and easy-to-use design
- Wear and corrosion-resistant construction
- Suitable for various screw-threading applications
- Designed for long service life
- Threading tool angle checking
- Lathe tool setting
- Screw thread inspection
- Tool grinding
- Thread pitch identification
- Machine setup
- Tool room applications
- General engineering industries
- Ensures accurate threading tool alignment
- Helps maintain correct cutting tool geometry
- Improves screw-thread accuracy
- Reduces setup and grinding errors
- Quick and easy to use
- Durable construction for long service life
- Suitable for routine lathe operations
- Low maintenance and dependable performance
| Name | Type of Product | Range | Length | Width | Thickness | Accuracy | Least Count | Type | Standard | Finish | Material | Approx weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CENTRE GAUGE 55° / 57 mm | Centre Gauge | 55° | 57 mm | 19.5 mm | 1 mm | ±0.5 mm and ±0.5° | 0.5 mm | Rigid | EEC-II | Polished | Stainless Steel | 0.08 |
| CENTRE GAUGE 60° / 57 mm | Centre Gauge | 60° | 57 mm | 19.5 mm | 1 mm | ±0.5 mm and ±0.5° | 0.5 mm | Rigid | EEC-II | Polished | Stainless Steel | 0.08 |
The Banka Centre Gauge is widely used for checking and setting the angle and alignment of single-point threading tools during lathe threading operations and tool grinding. It is an essential tool for machine shops, lathe workshops, tool rooms, maintenance departments, automotive industries, educational institutes, and precision engineering facilities, where accurate tool geometry, proper thread alignment, and consistent thread quality are essential for producing precision-engineered threaded components.
