M22x2 Thread Go Gauge Metric ISO Fine Right-Handed Hardened Gauge Steel DIN 13, 6g - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of proven measuring practice by combining DIN 13 conformity, 6g tolerance class and hardened construction for reliable in‑line inspection; order the ring gauge directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for process integration.

M22×2 Thread Ring Gauge (No‑Go) — DIN 13, 6g by Metav IndustryLine

A M22×2 thread ring gauge for right‑hand metric ISO fine threads, designed as a no‑go (reject) ring for fast go/no‑go checks in production and quality control

• DIN 13 tolerance class 6g
• Hardened gauge steel construction
• Designed for M22 x 2 metric fine threads
• Right‑hand no‑go ring for production control

Fast, objective pass/fail inspection for threaded parts

A dedicated no‑go ring such as this is the quickest way to separate conforming from non‑conforming parts during assembly or incoming inspection. Built to DIN 13 with 6g tolerance, the ring provides a clear, unambiguous criterion: if the ring engages, the thread falls outside the allowed tolerance and the component is rejected. This method reduces subjective judgement, accelerates throughput on the shop floor and simplifies operator training, making production control both reproducible and defensible in audits.

Durable material and geometry for consistent results

Manufactured from hardened gauge steel, the ring resists wear and maintains thread form over many cycles, ensuring repeatable measurements and a long service life. The hardening process stabilises the surface against abrasion from frequent screw‑in checks, so maintenance intervals are extended and replacement costs are reduced. The compact mass of roughly 0.18 kg keeps handling straightforward while still offering the stiffness required for precise inspection of fine threads.

Practical fitment for metric ISO fine threads

Designed specifically for M22×2 metric ISO fine threads and produced as a right‑hand no‑go ring, this gauge matches the nominal geometry engineers expect when applying DIN standards. The clear go/no‑go principle avoids time‑consuming measurement routines where a simple functional check suffices. For traceability and stock control the item is listed under SKU M315.222.7 and carries a GTIN for easy integration into parts databases and inspection logs.

How the no‑go ring improves quality workflows

Integrating a purpose‑made ring gauge into inspection stations reduces decision latency: a single screw‑in action gives an immediate result, enabling faster sorting and fewer downstream defects. As a tactile, standards‑based tool the gauge supports compliance audits and can be paired with organisational procedures to document inspection frequency and outcomes. Its straightforward use lowers the barrier for temporary staff while helping maintain consistent quality across shifts.

Choose the Metav IndustryLine M22×2 no‑go ring for dependable thread inspection — contact Metav Werkzeuge for advice on deployment or to secure this gauge for your quality control process: info@metav-werkzeuge.com | +49 2822 7131930

Technical Data

• Article number: M315.222.7
• GTIN: 4054469126029
• Net weight: 0.18 kg
• Material: hardened gauge steel
• Standard: DIN 13, 6g

Facts

• Thread size: M22 × 2
• Tolerance class: 6g
• Tariff code: 90173000

Special features

• Right‑hand thread design
• No‑go (reject) ring for metric ISO fine threads
• Category: thread ring gauge
• Intended use: production and incoming inspection

FAQ

What does a no‑go ring indicate in practice?
A no‑go ring indicates that a threaded part exceeds the upper tolerance limit; when the ring engages on the thread the part does not meet the DIN 13 6g requirement and should be rejected.

Can the M22×2 ring be used on coated or plated parts?
Coatings can affect fit; for coated parts the M22×2 no‑go ring may register differently. Where coating thickness is significant, allow for the coating in the acceptance criteria or use dedicated gauging procedures.

How should the ring be used to avoid damage and wear?
Screw the ring by hand onto the part without forcing; avoid impact and remove debris before checking to preserve the hardened gauge steel surface and maintain long‑term accuracy.

Is this gauge traceable for quality documentation?
The ring is supplied with identifying data (SKU M315.222.7 and GTIN), suitable for inventory and inspection records; further traceable calibration services can be organised as required by company procedures.

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