Klein Tools Hand Rivet Nut Setter Kit 6 2 Stainless Steel Wire Gauge 0-36 SWG
Dual-sided stainless steel gauge measures wire diameter and sheet thickness from 0 to 36 SWG
- Size/Dimensions6
- Accurate wire sizing with 0-36 SWG scale
- Durable stainless steel resists rust in dry conditions
- Clear dual-sided markings readable from any angle
- Compact 8.5 cm diameter fits in a tool pouch
- Measures wire, sheet metal, bolts and paper thickness
Professional Wire Gauge Measurement Tool
The Klein Tools Hand Rivet Nut Setter Kit includes a stainless steel dual-sided gauge calibrated to the 0-36 SWG standard. Electricians and technicians use it to identify wire diameter and sheet-metal thickness quickly on site or at the bench. The 8.5 cm diameter disc fits in a tool pouch for daily carry.
Dual-Sided Scale and Rectangular Gauge Expand Range
Two measurement faces provide inch markings from .3125" down to .007" alongside the SWG scale, while the included rectangular thickness gauge adds flat-stock verification. Both pieces are machined from corrosion-resistant stainless steel that stays accurate when kept dry. Clear etched graduations remove guesswork from connector and battery-tab work.
0-36 SWG Range Decides Fit for Fine Electronics
The gauge covers American Wire Gauge sizes 0 through 36, matching the thin conductors found in small electronics, sensor leads and battery-pack rebuilds. Buyers who need to measure heavier power cable or structural plate beyond this range should select a larger-capacity tool.
Highlights
- Accurate wire sizing with 0-36 SWG scale
- Durable stainless steel resists rust in dry conditions
- Clear dual-sided markings readable from any angle
- Compact 8.5 cm diameter fits in a tool pouch
- Measures wire, sheet metal, bolts and paper thickness
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Model | Hand Rivet Nut Setter Kit |
| Size/Dimensions | 6 |
| Part Number | 2 |
Questions about this item
Will the stainless-steel gauge need any maintenance to keep its 0-36 SWG scale accurate?
Keep the tool dry and away from water when not in use; the stainless steel resists rust in dry conditions so the scale stays readable.
What measurement limit will I reach first when checking thick wire or sheet metal all day?
The gauge tops out at 0.3125 inch or 36 SWG, so any material thicker than that cannot be measured with this tool.
Does the gauge generate heat or noise if I leave it on the bench for continuous use?
It is a passive metal gauge with no moving parts or power source, so it produces no heat and no noise during extended use.
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