50mm Ceramic Setting Ring 0.001mm Accuracy ±0.001mm, Antimagnetic Zirconia - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of ±0.001 mm accuracy and HV 1250 hardness for dependable gauge settings and reduced rework. The combination of zirconia ceramic construction and a workshop-ready design delivers long service life and stable measurements; order direct via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the team for application advice.

Ceramic setting ring 50 mm — precision gauge ring, ±0.001 mm, Metav IndustryLine

A ceramic setting ring designed as a compact, workshop-grade gauge for repeatable dimensional setting and calibration tasks in machining and inspection environments.

• Zirconia ceramic, antimagnetic construction
• Accuracy to ±0.001 mm for fine settings
• Hardness HV 1250 for exceptional wear resistance
• Workshop version for reliable daily use

Precision that reduces uncertainty and rework

The ring offers sub-micron-capable accuracy with a stated tolerance of ±0.001 mm, which translates into measurable reductions in setup time and scrap during fine adjustment operations. Built as a gauge ring rather than a flexible measuring tool, it provides a fixed reference that simplifies repetitive checks and shortens the decision loop in production. The clear numeric tolerance and robust form reduce reliance on subjective judgement and support traceable measurement workflows.

Material choice for longevity and stable results

Constructed from zirconia ceramic, the component is inherently wear‑resistant and antimagnetic, making it suitable where ferrous contamination or magnetic interference could degrade results. The high hardness of HV 1250 minimises surface wear under repeated contact, extending the interval between reference renewals. Thermal stability and corrosion resistance of the ceramic further contribute to consistent readings across typical workshop temperature swings.

Practical integration into metrology and setting tasks

As a workshop execution gauge ring with a nominal diameter of 50 mm (catalogue designation 63x16), it is intended for use as a stable reference when setting instruments or verifying tooling offsets. The hardened, dimensionally stable surface supports routine calibration cycles and can be incorporated into quality-control plans as a fixed master. The compact form favours bench-top handling and straightforward storage within inspection kits, aiding quick deployment during changeovers.

Commercial and operational assurance

Metav IndustryLine supplies this setting ring as part of a product portfolio that emphasises accessible precision. The combination of material selection and measured accuracy provides a pragmatic balance between longevity and metrological performance, suitable for machine shops and inspection benches seeking dependable, low-maintenance reference standards. Metav's experience and logistics ensure consistent availability and a clear supply route from Emmerich to the workshop.

Consult Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored advice and to secure the right gauge ring for specific setting and calibration tasks; the team can advise on integration into existing measurement routines.

Technical data

• Article number: M313.K50
• Name: Ceramic setting ring 50 mm 0.001 mm (63x16)
• Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine

Facts

• Nominal diameter: 50 mm
• Accuracy/tolerance: ±0.001 mm
• Hardness: HV 1250

Special features

• Material: zirconia ceramic
• Antimagnetic
• Wear‑resistant surface
• Workshop execution

FAQ

What is the stated tolerance of the gauge ring?
The ceramic setting ring 50 mm is specified with an accuracy of ±0.001 mm to support precise setting and calibration tasks.

Is the component suitable near magnetic fields?
Yes — the ring is made from zirconia ceramic and is antimagnetic, so magnetic interference is not a concern for normal workshop use.

How does the hardness value affect service life?
A hardness of HV 1250 gives the ring a highly wear‑resistant surface, which prolongs the interval between replacement or requalification in repetitive-contact applications.

Can the ring be used as a master for setting measuring instruments?
The design and dimensional stability make it suitable as a reference master for setting instruments and defining tooling offsets in inspection routines.

What form factor and handling are expected?
Delivered in a compact workshop form (catalogue marking 63x16) that is easy to handle on the bench and straightforward to incorporate into inspection kits.

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