M105x3 Thread Go/No-Go Plug Gauge Right-Hand, Hardened Gauge Steel, DIN 13 6H, Calibrated - Metav IndustryLine

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Thread plug gauge (no-go) M105×3.0 — metric ISO fine thread, right-hand — Metav IndustryLine

The Thread plug gauge (No-Go) M105×3.0 is a dedicated reject gauge for checking M105×3.0 metric ISO fine threads in right‑hand form, designed for production and incoming‑inspection use

• No-go plug gauge for M105×3 metric fine threads
• Hardened gauge steel, DIN 13 tolerance 6H
• Delivered with calibration certificate

Clear fail/pass control for threaded parts

A dedicated no-go plug gauge provides an immediate, objective decision during thread inspection: if the no-go side enters the thread, the part is out of tolerance and must be rejected. This direct method reduces interpretation errors from visual checks and accelerates quality gates on the production line. By using a purpose-built thread checking tool in M105×3.0, shops cut cycle time for inspection and improve sorting reliability, making traceable acceptance criteria practical even under time pressure.

Durable construction to withstand workshop use

Manufactured from hardened gauge steel and engineered to the DIN 13 standard with 6H tolerance, the gauge resists wear and keeps its reference geometry over repeated use. The robust material and solid design ensure stable contact conditions during checks, preserving measurement integrity across shifts. A consistent mechanical reference like this plug gauge reduces rework and machine downtime because inspection variability is minimised by durable, repeatable contact surfaces.

Calibration and traceability for audit-ready documentation

The tool is supplied with a calibration certificate, making it suitable for documented quality systems and incoming inspection records. Calibrated gauges support audit trails and provide confidence when releasing or rejecting batches. Delivering traceable verification together with the gauge simplifies integration into existing quality management routines and avoids the delay of external calibration before first use.

Practical integration into inspection workflows

As a right‑hand thread check for metric ISO fine threads, this plug gauge fits standard thread inspection sequences in mechanical workshops and manufacturing QA departments. The simple go/no-go concept is straightforward to train shop-floor staff on and pairs well with visual inspection and dimensional sampling. Use the gauge at incoming inspection, at-line control or final inspection to enforce thread conformity without needing specialised measuring equipment.

For a precise inspection solution from Metav IndustryLine and tailored delivery from Metav Werkzeuge, contact Metav Werkzeuge GmbH in Emmerich for expert advice and order processing at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: M315.605.8
• GTIN: 4054469154176
• Weight: 1.8 kg
• Material: Hardened gauge steel
• Norm: DIN 13, 6H

Core specifications

• Thread size: M105×3.0
• Thread type: Metric ISO fine thread
• Hand: Right-hand
• Tariff number: 90173000

Materials & special features

• Gauge function: No-go (reject) plug gauge
• Supplied with calibration certificate
• Category: Thread checking gauge

FAQ

What is the primary function of this plug gauge?
The plug gauge serves as a no-go control to verify whether an M105×3.0 metric ISO fine thread falls outside the permissible limit; a no‑go entry indicates rejection.

Does the gauge arrive calibrated?
Yes, the gauge is supplied with a calibration certificate, so it is ready for documented inspection tasks on delivery.

Which standard and tolerance does the gauge follow?
The thread gauge is made to DIN 13 with a 6H tolerance class for metric ISO fine threads.

What material is used for the gauge?
The tool is manufactured from hardened gauge steel, chosen for durability and stable reference geometry.

How should a failed no-go result be handled in production?
A no‑go result indicates the thread exceeds allowable limits and should trigger part rejection or rework according to the facility’s quality plan; use the gauge as part of a documented control step.

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