10 mm Thickness Gauge Ball-Tip Anvils 30 mm Reach Spring-Closed, Rounded Measuring Faces Plastic Case - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the compact 0–10 mm measuring range combined with a finely tuned 0.02 mm accuracy and robust construction to keep fine‑mechanical inspection simple and repeatable. Order the gauge directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for selection and technical advice.

Thickness Gauge M209.306 — compact analogue gauge, 0–10 mm range, 0.02 mm accuracy (Metav IndustryLine)

A compact Thickness Gauge M209.306 for precise thickness checks and component inspection in fine mechanical and workshop environments, supplied as an analogue measuring instrument with a small measuring face.

• Compact range 0–10 mm, ideal for micro measurements
• Resolution 0.02 mm for reliable workshop precision
• Stainless measuring tip and lacquered cast‑iron frame

Precision where space is limited and repeatability matters

The instrument is designed for the micro measurement class (maximum range 0–10 mm), which is ideal when the task requires maximum precision in a small footprint. The 0.02 mm accuracy provides industrial‑grade repeatability for routine quality checks and bench control. Being an analogue dial instrument, it offers immediate visual feedback without batteries, which simplifies daily use and reduces downtime. The compact layout keeps handling steady and minimises torsion on short jaws, so readings remain dependable even on small components.

Rugged construction that supports consistent contact force

A stainless measuring tip sits on a 10 mm measuring face and is guided by a lacquered cast‑iron frame, a combination that balances corrosion resistance at the contact point with structural stiffness for the body. The built‑in spring‑closing mechanism ensures a constant contact force, reducing operator‑dependent variation and improving repeatability across many samples. The instrument's 30 mm reach gives comfortable access to small parts while the curved measuring faces accommodate gently rounded surfaces without slipping, making it suitable for watchmaking, micro‑assemblies and precision trim checks.

Ready for workshop routines and simple quality control

As an analogue thickness gauge the unit requires minimal maintenance and is well suited to repeated on‑bench inspections where quick, reliable decisions are needed. The modest mass (approximately 0.42 kg) contributes to steady handling and less operator fatigue during repetitive tasks. Technical clarity and straightforward operation save time during first‑article inspections and in‑process checks, while the solid materials and mechanical design support long service life under normal workshop conditions. For customers seeking a compact, durable gauge for precision small‑part measurement, this instrument delivers consistent results.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for advice on application suitability and procurement of the M209.306 from the Metav IndustryLine range; technical enquiries by e‑mail at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone at +49 2822 7131930

Technical Data

• Article number: M209.306
• GTIN: 4061905044137
• Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine

Facts

• Measuring range: 0–10 mm
• Resolution: 0.01 mm (dial reading increment)
• Accuracy: 0.02 mm
• Mass: 0.42 kg
• Reach (Ausladung): 30 mm

Special features

• Stainless steel measuring tip
• Lacquered cast‑iron frame
• Curved measuring faces
• 10 mm measuring face (messteller)
• Analogue dial display
• Spring‑closing mechanism

FAQ

What is the measuring range and accuracy of this gauge?
The gauge covers a range of 0–10 mm with an accuracy of 0.02 mm, making it suitable for fine mechanical measurements and routine workshop checks.

Is the instrument battery‑powered or mechanical?
This is an analogue dial instrument; no batteries are required and readings are visible immediately on the dial.

For which applications is this compact gauge intended?
The instrument is designed for micro measurements such as watchmaking, small component inspection and fine‑tolerance workshop tasks where a compact, precise gauge is required.

How do the curved measuring faces affect measurement?
The curved (convex) measuring faces improve contact on gently rounded surfaces and help prevent slippage, supporting reliable readings on non‑flat parts.

What materials are used in the construction of the M209.306?
The M209.306 features a stainless steel measuring tip and a lacquered cast‑iron body for structural stiffness and contact durability.

Metav IndustryLine: Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com