PRECISION
PRECISION BRAND 77170 Feeler Gauge 0.002in PK12
A pack of twelve stainless-steel feeler gauge blades, each 0.002 in thick and 12 in long
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- 12 precision blades for consistent gap measurement
- Stainless steel resists corrosion during outdoor use
- 002 in thickness meets exact calibration needs
- Long 12 in blades reach confined spaces easily
- ASTM A-666 chemistry standard ensures material quality
Precision Brand 77170 Feeler Gauge Set
This 12-piece feeler gauge set from Precision Brand is designed for mechanics and technicians who need to measure narrow clearances. Each blade is made from stainless steel with a 0.0020 inch thickness and a 12 inch length. The package provides multiple blades for repeated use in professional workshops.
Stainless Steel Blades With Inch Markings
The stainless steel construction resists corrosion and meets ASTM A-666 chemistry standards. Blades feature inch markings and an unfinished finish for clear readability during inspection tasks. A tolerance of +/-10 percent applies to the 0.002 inch nominal thickness for consistent measurement reference.
Simple Hand Tool With Safety Notice
Installation requires no tools; blades are ready to use straight from the package. Users should handle the thin 0.002 inch blades carefully to avoid bending or kinking the material. California Proposition 65 warns this product contains chemicals known to cause reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 12 precision blades for consistent gap measurement
- Stainless steel resists corrosion during outdoor use
- 002 in thickness meets exact calibration needs
- Long 12 in blades reach confined spaces easily
- ASTM A-666 chemistry standard ensures material quality
Specifications
| Brand | PRECISION BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Will the 0.002 in stainless steel blades need periodic replacement under normal use?
The blades are made from stainless steel to ASTM A-666 chemistry and carry a +/-10 percent thickness tolerance; they resist corrosion and hold their dimension, so replacement is only needed if a blade is bent or damaged.
What tolerance limit appears first when the gauge is used repeatedly for precision checks?
The +/-10 percent thickness tolerance on the 0.0020 in blades is the controlling limit; once wear or damage pushes a blade outside that band the gauge no longer meets its stated accuracy.
Does the unfinished stainless steel generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day workshop use?
The gauge has no moving parts, motor or electrical supply, so it produces no heat or noise of its own regardless of how long it is used.
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