Yes, we include setup sheets, calibration specs, and training support as needed.
Elite Mold Tech offers custom dimension gauges engineered for reliable, repeatable measurements—ideal for quality control, inspection, and production validation.
Elite Mold Tech offers custom-built dimension gauges designed for fast, accurate, and repeatable part inspection. Whether for in-process checks or final QC, our gauges ensure your components meet critical tolerances—every time.
We engineer dimension gauges for a variety of applications, including automotive, aerospace, and precision manufacturing. Built from high-strength materials and tailored to your part geometry, each gauge is easy to use and delivers consistent results with minimal operator influence.
From go/no-go gauges to complex multi-point measuring fixtures, we help you maintain production quality without slowing down your workflow.
Measure with confidence. Share your part specs and get a custom quote for your dimension gauge today.
Dimension gauges are precision tools used to measure the physical dimensions of a part or component to ensure it meets specified tolerances. These gauges come in various types, such as calipers, micrometers, and depth gauges, and are critical in industries like manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive, where accurate measurements are essential for quality control, part validation, and consistent production standards.
| الوصف | التسامح العام أو المعيار العام |
|---|---|
| Maximum Gauge Size | Typically up to 12” x 12” x 6” (305 x 305 x 152 mm); larger gauges are custom-built based on inspection needs. |
| Measurement Accuracy | ±0.0005” (±0.0127 mm) standard; down to ±0.0001” (±0.0025 mm) for high-precision gauges (e.g., air gauges, pin gauges). |
| Repeatability Tolerance | ≤ ±0.0002” (±0.005 mm), ensuring consistent measurements across multiple uses and operators. |
| Flatness/Parallelism | ≤ 0.0002” per 6” (≤ 0.005 mm per 150 mm) on contact surfaces for surface plates and fixed gauges. |
| Go/No-Go Gauge Fit | Built to ±0.0001”–0.0002” (±0.0025–0.005 mm) tolerance per class (per ASME B89.7.1 or ISO 1938 standards). |
| Flatness Tolerance | ≤ 0.003” per 6” (0.076 mm per 152 mm) to ensure consistent contact during clamping and repeat use. |
في إيليت مولد تك, we apply a wide range of surface finishing techniques to enhance the appearance, durability, and performance of manufactured parts. These techniques are essential for achieving desired visual effects, improving corrosion and wear resistance, and ensuring precise functionality in demanding applications.
Used primarily on aluminum parts, anodizing increases corrosion resistance and surface hardness.
تقديم أفضل الحلول لتصنيع النماذج الأولية، مع مراعاة مجموعة واسعة من العمليات والمواد والمعالجات السطحية.
تأكيد الأسعار والمتطلبات والجداول الزمنية للتسليم.
مراجعة قابلية تصنيع المنتج ومتطلباته على الفور، وتقديم المساعدة الهندسية حسب الحاجة.
بدء أمر الإنتاج، وتأكيد خطة الإنتاج والتسليم.
إجراء فحوصات الجودة استنادًا إلى قائمة المواد الأولية والمواصفات الأصلية، مع توفير صور واضحة للموافقة على الشحنة.
تأكد من التغليف الآمن وتوفير رقم التتبع بعد الشحن.
استمتع بتجربة التصنيع الآلي الدقيق باستخدام الحاسب الآلي مع Elite Mold Tech. من النماذج الأولية المعقدة إلى الإنتاج على نطاق واسع، نحن مستعدون لتحويل أفكارك إلى واقع ملموس. اتصل بنا اليوم لمناقشة احتياجات مشروعك!
In precision manufacturing, “close enough” isn’t good enough. When your parts need to fit, seal, or perform exactly as designed, you need tools that can confirm dimensional accuracy—fast and reliably. That’s the role of a dimension gauge.
في إيليت مولد تك, we design and manufacture custom dimension gauges to help you validate part dimensions on the production floor, ensuring consistent quality with minimal downtime.
A dimension gauge (also called a checking fixture or inspection gauge) is a tool designed to measure specific dimensions of a part or assembly. These gauges are commonly used in manufacturing environments to quickly check features like length, diameter, flatness, or hole position—without needing complex measuring equipment.
Unlike CMM machines or micrometers, dimension gauges are fast, intuitive, and designed for repeat checks right on the shop floor. They ensure parts meet tolerance without disrupting your workflow.
Elite Mold Tech builds gauges based on your inspection needs and production conditions. Some common types include:
Every gauge is custom-built to match your part geometry, tolerance levels, and operator workflow.
Manual inspection with calipers or micrometers is slow and can vary by user. CMMs are precise—but expensive and not always practical for inline use. Dimensional gauges offer the perfect middle ground: high accuracy, low complexity, and rapid results.
Benefits include:
Dimension gauges are especially valuable in high-volume manufacturing, where speed and consistency are key.
Elite Mold Tech designs gauges that fit seamlessly into your production process. We factor in ergonomics, part handling, and material durability to ensure your team gets reliable, repeatable measurements—without overcomplicating things.
Our custom gauge process includes:
Need SPC data or want to tie into a digital workflow? We can integrate digital probes or sensors for data capture and traceability.
With decades of tooling and inspection experience, we understand that dimension gauges are more than measuring tools—they’re quality enablers. Our gauges are built to last, calibrated to your standards, and delivered fast.
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Whether you’re scaling production or fine-tuning an assembly process, our dimension gauges help you measure with confidence.
Do you provide documentation and calibration certificates?
Yes, we include setup sheets, calibration specs, and training support as needed.
Can you create gauges for multiple dimensions at once?
Absolutely, we offer multi-feature fixture gauges for complex inspections.
Do you offer gauges with digital readouts?
Yes, we can integrate dial indicators or digital probes.
What materials are used for gauges?
We use durable materials like hardened steel, aluminum, or engineered plastics.
Are dimension gauges better than calipers?
They’re faster and more repeatable for repetitive or production-line checks.