Feeler Gauge Yato YT-7220 Silver 0.04-1 mm

The Yato YT-7220 Silver feeler gauge provides a set of precision steel blades with thicknesses from 0.04 mm to 1.00 mm and an overall blade length of 100 mm. Designed for gap measurement, clearance checks and fine adjustments, this compact tool is suitable for workshop, automotive and general mechanical tasks that require accurate feeler thicknesses. The silver finish improves corrosion resistance and gives the blades a uniform appearance.

Advantages

The feeler gauge offers a wide range of blade thicknesses in a single compact tool, enabling incremental measurement and selection of the correct gap size. Durable steel construction ensures resilience to bending and wear, while the 100 mm blade length provides sufficient reach and control for typical mechanical and automotive clearances. The indexed blades are easy to separate and identify, and the silver finish contributes to longer service life.

Suitable for

• Measuring valve clearances and spark plug gaps in engines
• Checking and setting small gaps in bearings, couplings and linkages
• Precision alignment tasks in workshops and machine maintenance
• Hobbyist and DIY projects requiring accurate thickness gauges

Key specifications

• Blade thickness range: 0.04 mm – 1.00 mm
• Blade length: 100 mm
• Material: steel blades
• Finish: silver
• Blade set format: multiple thin blades in a single folding holder

How to use

Select the blade or combination of blades that match the target clearance. Insert the blade into the gap and feel for slight resistance; a proper fit should slide with light friction. For larger gaps, stack blades together until the desired feel is achieved. After use, fold the blades back into the holder to protect the edges and avoid corrosion. Clean blades with a dry cloth and store in a dry place to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use the feeler gauge on clean, dry contact surfaces and avoid forcing a blade into a gap, which can bend or damage the blade. Combine thin blades to achieve non-standard thicknesses rather than attempting to bend a single blade. Regularly inspect blades for nicks or corrosion and replace any damaged blade to preserve measurement accuracy.