BUYGOO 2 Pack Stainless Steel Welding Gauge Set 0-36 AWG/SAE
Two stainless-steel gauges measure wire sizes 0-36 AWG/SAE and sheet thicknesses from 24 to 10 gauge plus fractional inches, supplied with a storage bag
- Two gauges in one set cover wire and sheet thickness
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for long workshop life
- Dual-sided round gauge reads 0-36 AWG and SAE standards
- Sheet gauge marked with 24GA through 10GA plus fractional sizes
- Compact 85 mm square fits in tool bag or pocket
Professional Welding Gauge Set
The BUYGOO two-piece kit supplies a dual-sided round wire gauge and a metal sheet thickness gauge for welders, fabricators and hobbyists who need to verify wire diameters and plate thicknesses before joining. Both tools are machined from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long-term dimensional stability.
Durable Stainless Steel Construction
Each gauge is etched with permanent markings that remain legible after repeated shop use and the material resists rust in dry environments. The compact 85*85*2mm profiles add negligible weight to a tool bag while the hardened surfaces withstand daily handling without deformation.
Included Storage Bag For Organisation
A black carry pouch keeps the pair together and protects the finished faces from scratches during transport. No calibration software or electronic accessories are supplied; the value lies in the immediate, battery-free reference the two gauges provide on the bench or in the field.
Highlights
- Two gauges in one set cover wire and sheet thickness
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for long workshop life
- Dual-sided round gauge reads 0-36 AWG and SAE standards
- Sheet gauge marked with 24GA through 10GA plus fractional sizes
- Compact 85 mm square fits in tool bag or pocket
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I use the dual-sided round wire gauge and what is the common mistake?
Insert the wire into the slot that matches its size on the 0-36 AWG/SAE gauge; the mistake is forcing the wire into a slot that is too small, which can damage the gauge edge.
Will the etched markings on the stainless steel gauges wear off and need replacement?
The numerals and sizes are etched into the stainless steel surface for stable wear resistance; they will not wear off under normal use, so the gauges do not need replacement for that reason.
What is the thickest material the sheet thickness gauge can measure before I need a different tool?
The wire/metal sheet thickness gauge measures up to 5/16 inch (.3125) and 10 GA (.1345); material thicker than that exceeds the gauge's range.
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