The Rectangular Wire Gauge is a precision measuring instrument designed for accurately checking the thickness, width, and dimensions of rectangular or flat wire, sheet, strip, and similar materials. It provides a quick and convenient method for comparing material dimensions against standard gauge sizes, making it suitable for inspection, fabrication, manufacturing, and quality control applications.
- Precision-engineered Rectangular Wire Gauge
- Designed for measuring rectangular and flat wire sizes
- Manufactured from high-quality hardened steel
- Precision-machined measuring slots/openings
- Clearly marked gauge sizes for quick identification
- Compact and easy-to-use design
- Wear and corrosion-resistant construction
- Provides fast size comparison and inspection
- Suitable for industrial and workshop applications
- Designed for long service life
- Rectangular wire measurement
- Flat wire inspection
- Sheet and strip thickness checking
- Electrical wire manufacturing
- Fabrication work
- Material inspection
- Quality control
- General engineering applications
- Provides quick and convenient dimensional checking
- Helps maintain consistent material sizes
- Reduces inspection time
- Easy to carry and operate
- Durable construction for long service life
- Suitable for production and quality control
- Improves dimensional accuracy
- Low maintenance and reliable performance
| Name | RECTANGULAR WIRE GAUGE 1-36 |
| Type of Product | Wire Gauge |
| Range | 1–36 SWG (Incremental of 1 Gauge) |
| Length | 165 mm |
| Width | 33 mm |
| Thickness | 1 mm |
| Accuracy | ±0.025 mm and ±0.05 mm |
| Type | Rigid |
| Least Count | 1 SWG |
| Standard | EEC-I |
| Finish | Polished |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Full Hard |
| Approx weight | 0.15 |
The Banka Rectangular Wire Gauge is widely used for checking the dimensions of rectangular wire, flat wire, strips, and similar materials during manufacturing, fabrication, electrical work, material inspection, and quality control operations. It is an essential inspection tool for wire manufacturers, machine shops, fabrication workshops, electrical industries, tool rooms, maintenance departments, educational institutes, and precision engineering facilities, where quick dimensional verification, consistent material sizing, and reliable inspection are essential for maintaining product quality.
