M85x1.5 Thread Ring Gauge, Metric ISO Fine Right-Hand, Rejected/Out of Tolerance, Hardened Gauge Steel, DIN 13 6g, Calibrated Certificate - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of a metric fine‑thread control that combines DIN 13 conformity, hardened gauge steel and a supplied calibration certificate for reproducible rejects and acceptance decisions — order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request advice from the consultants.

Thread ring gauge (No‑go) M85 × 1.5 — right‑hand, DIN 13 6g (Metav IndustryLine)

The thread ring gauge (No‑go) M85 × 1.5 provides a precise reject check for metric ISO fine threads and is designed for right‑hand applications in production and incoming inspection.

• No‑go ring for M85 × 1.5
• Hardened gauge steel construction
• Supplied with calibration certificate
• Conforms to DIN 13, 6g

Reliable rejection control for metric fine threads

A dedicated no‑go ring is the simplest, most robust tool for separating acceptable parts from rejects at the sensor of the production line. The ring for M85 × 1.5 is manufactured to the DIN 13, 6g threading standard so that acceptance criteria are unambiguous at the shop floor. By checking the external thread against a defined reject limit, the device enables quick decisions during assembly, final inspection or goods receipt while reducing subjective judgement in manual checks.

Durable construction for continuous use

Constructed from hardened gauge steel, the ring is resistant to wear and retains dimensional integrity under frequent engagement. The material choice and machining ensure consistent contact geometry and minimise the need for frequent replacement, which supports steady quality control cycles and lowers downtime. For environments where mechanical stress and repeated verification are routine, the robust design keeps inspection intervals predictable and maintenance effort low.

Traceable calibration for audit‑ready documentation

Delivery includes a calibration certificate, offering documented evidence of conformity at the time of supply and supporting traceability in quality management systems. The presence of a calibration record simplifies record keeping for audit trails and supplier acceptance procedures and provides a verifiable baseline for periodic rechecks. This documented traceability is particularly relevant when contractual tolerances or regulatory requirements demand proof of measurement capability.

Practical fit‑for‑purpose use in production workflows

Designed as a straightforward go/no‑go element for fine threaded components, the gauge integrates easily into batch inspection routines, fixture checks and final assembly controls. The right‑hand orientation and standard thread form make the ring compatible with common metric fasteners and machined components, supporting consistent acceptance criteria across production batches. Implementation of this passive inspection stage contributes directly to process stability and reduced escape rates.

For supply and specification support based on Metav IndustryLine quality, contact Metav Werkzeuge GmbH at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 to arrange procurement and traceable calibration documentation.

Technical Data

• Article number: M315.885.6
• Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine
• GTIN: 4054469152912
• Norm: DIN 13, 6g

Facts

• Thread size: M85 × 1.5
• Weight: 2 kg
• Tariff number: 90173000

Special features

• No‑go (reject) thread ring for right‑hand threads
• Material: hardened gauge steel
• Supplied with calibration certificate

FAQ

What is the purpose of this no‑go thread ring?
The no‑go ring is used to verify that an external metric thread exceeds the reject limit; if the thread enters the ring, the part fails the inspection and is classified as scrap or rework.

Is the gauge suitable for fine metric threads?
Yes, the ring is specified for M85 × 1.5, a metric fine thread, and is manufactured to the DIN 13, 6g standard for consistent evaluation.

Does the product include calibration documentation?
The ring is supplied with a calibration certificate, providing traceable documentation of its condition at the time of delivery.

Which material is used for the ring and why?
Manufactured from hardened gauge steel, the ring offers wear resistance and long‑term dimensional stability under repeated engagement.

How should the ring be used within a quality process?
Incorporate the ring as a go/no‑go control during incoming inspection, final inspection or as part of a dedicated assembly check to prevent out‑of‑tolerance threads passing further into the process.

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