Gimex Wzorzec łuków MWKc/A2 7,5-15mm promieniomierz (model 318.006)

Gimex Wzorzec łuków MWKc/A2 7,5-15mm promieniomierz (model 318.006) is a precision calibration gauge for measuring and verifying concave and convex arc radii in the 7.5–15 mm range. Designed for use as a reference standard in inspection and quality control, this radii measurer offers a compact solution for checking formed edges, tool profiles and small curved features in metalworking and component production processes.

Advantages

The gauge provides accurate, repeatable contact measurement of arc radii across the specified range without relying on optical alignment. Made for workshop and inspection use, it simplifies conformity checks and reduces dependence on complex measuring instruments. Its calibrated radii ensure consistent reference points for comparative testing and rapid verification of part geometry during production or maintenance.

Suitable for

• Quality control and inspection of small curved features in metal parts
• Verification of concave and convex radii on tools and dies
• Workshop calibration and comparative checks of formed edges
• Measurement tasks in tooling, stamping and precision manufacturing

Key specifications

• Measurement type: contact radii gauge for concave and convex arcs
• Measuring range: 7.5 mm to 15 mm
• Construction: precision-ground radii surfaces for reference measurement
• Intended use: calibration, inspection and conformity verification of arc radii

How to use

Position the gauge so that the appropriate calibrated radius surface contacts the curved feature to be checked. Ensure stable, perpendicular alignment between the gauge and the workpiece surface to avoid measurement errors. For concave arcs, seat the corresponding concave face; for convex arcs, use the matching convex face. Compare contact fit and visual conformity to determine whether the part radius falls within acceptable tolerances or requires adjustment.

Usage recommendations

Keep the gauge clean and free of debris; store it in a protective case or padded compartment when not in use to preserve the precision-ground surfaces. Use gentle, consistent contact force during checks to avoid damaging the calibrated edges. Periodically verify the gauge against an appropriate master standard or calibration service to maintain measurement accuracy.