32-blade feeler gauge set, stainless steel feeler gauge with dual metric/imperial display for measuring gap width or thickness.
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Description
SPILL TUBE SET: This 32-blade stainless steel spark plug gauge set in a nickel-plated case contributes to the proper functioning of your mechanical parts.
VERSATILE APPLICATION: With this measuring tool, you can check valve clearance, spark plug gap, breaker points, bearing clearance, and piston ring clearance, or calibrate a 3D printer.
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES: 0.0015/ 0.002/ 0.0025/ 0.003/ 0.004/ 0.005/ 0.006/ 0.007/ 0.008/ 0.009/ 0.010/ 0.010/ 0.011/ 0.012/ 0.013/ 0.014/ 0.015/ 0.016/ 0.017/ 0.018/ 0.019/ 0.020/ 0.021/ 0.022/ 0.023/ 0.024/ 0.025/ 0.026/ 0.028/ 0.030/ 0.032/ 0.035
METRICAL DIMENSIONS - - 0.04/ 0.05/ 0.06/ 0.08/ 0.10/ 0.13/ 0.15/ 0.18/ 0.20/ 0.23/ 0.25/ 0.25/ 0.28/ 0.30/ 0.33/ 0.35/ 0.38/ 0.40/ 0.43/ 0.45/ 0.48/ 0.50/ 0.53/ 0.55/ 0.58/ 0.60/ 0.63/ 0.65/ 0.70/ 0.75/ 0.80/ 0.88 mm
NOTE: The washer set is pre-greased and packaged in a protective plastic bag. It is easy to handle.
Features
- BrandCOOCHEER
- Warranty1 year(s)
- OriginMade in Europe
- Pcs per pack1
- Number of blade(s)32
- Availability of spare parts1 year(s)
- MaterialStainless steel
- Weight1000 g
- Measurement typeMechanical
- ManoMano ReferenceME96827673
- MMID742948487447
- Product codeSHINING-185
- EAN8501794458357
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