Feeler Gauge Vorel 15130 — metal feeler set, 1 pc

Vorel 15130 is a single-piece metal feeler gauge supplied as one piece per pack, designed for precise measurement of gap widths and clearances in mechanical assemblies. The tool is intended for inspection and adjustment tasks on engines, machinery, valves and bearings. Its compact form makes it practical for workshop use, maintenance operations and field service where a reliable, rigid feeler is required.

Advantages

The metal construction provides dimensional stability and resistance to bending under normal measuring conditions, ensuring repeatable results when checking clearances. Supplied as a single solid blade, the feeler gauge is simple to handle and store, reducing the chance of losing individual leaves. The compact format fits standard toolboxes and enables access to narrow or recessed gaps in mechanical components.

Suitable for

• Measuring valve clearances in internal combustion engines
• Checking bearing and shaft endplay
• Verifying gap widths in machinery and assemblies
• Workshop maintenance and on-site inspection tasks

Key specifications

• Material: metal blade for stable thickness and wear resistance
• Quantity: 1 piece per pack
• Form factor: single solid feeler blade for straightforward use
• Application: designed for gap and clearance measurement in mechanical systems
• Portability: compact size suitable for toolbox storage and field work

How to use

Wipe mating surfaces clean before measurement to remove oil, dirt or debris that could affect accuracy. Insert the feeler blade between the two surfaces to be measured and slide it gently; a proper fit is indicated when the blade passes with slight resistance. For settings that require a specific clearance, use the blade to confirm the gap matches the target value. After use, wipe the blade and store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain thickness accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use the feeler gauge at ambient temperature and avoid applying excessive bending force that can deform the blade. When precise tolerances are required, verify measurements with calibrated instruments and replace the feeler if wear or damage is observed.