A feeler gauge is a gauge used to measure the gap by inserting a thin piece of steel of known thickness into the gap. It is also called a feeler gauge. Generally, a combination feeler gauge is used, with 10 to 25 feeler gauges called leaves, each with a thickness of 0.03 mm to 3 mm. The leaf width is 12.5 mm, and there are five lengths: 75, 100, 150, 200, and 300 mm. [Masaji Sawabe] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
すきまゲージは,すきまに厚さのわかっている鋼薄片を挿入してすきまの間隔を求めるためのゲージで,フィーラーゲージともいう。一般に,厚さ0.03mmから3mmまでのリーフと呼ばれるすきまゲージを,10~25枚を1組とした組合せすきまゲージが用いられている。リーフの幅は12.5mm,長さは75,100,150,200,300mmの5種。【沢辺 雅二】
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