1.02mm Ceramic Gauge Block Grade 1 DIN 861/1 - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the combination of Grade 1 accuracy, ceramic thermal stability and wear resistance for a reliable reference standard in calibration and quality control. Order the article directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the Metav team for application advice and supply options.

Ceramic gauge block 1.02 mm — Grade 1 reference standard with thermal stability (Metav IndustryLine)

Ceramic gauge block 1.02 mm — Grade 1 (DIN 861/1) offers a compact, thermally stable reference for precise length calibration and high‑stability metrology tasks.

• Grade 1 accuracy to DIN 861/1
• Ceramic with low thermal expansion
• Nominal size 1.02 mm for fine calibration
• Lightweight 1 g for controlled handling

Stable reference and proven accuracy for laboratory use

The Ceramic gauge block 1.02 mm, Grade 1 (DIN 861/1) serves as a compact reference standard where reproducible small‑length measurements matter. The ceramic composition reduces thermal drift compared with many metallic masters, so measured values remain stable when ambient temperature varies. Conformance to DIN 861/1 and the Grade 1 tolerance class provides a clearly defined accuracy level that supports traceable comparisons during routine quality checks and equipment verification.

Easy integration into measurement stacks and calibration routines

With a nominal size of 1.02 mm and minimal mass (1 g), this block integrates easily into gauge block stacks, comparator set‑ups and calibration fixtures. The small footprint and consistent geometry enable precise placement for end‑measurements and for checking the calibration of micrometers and callipers. The reduced thermal sensitivity helps to keep uncertainty low during short‑term handling, improving process efficiency when setting or checking reference tools.

Long‑term stability and care benefits from ceramic material

The ceramic construction combines high hardness with corrosion‑free behaviour, offering wear‑resistant contact faces that maintain form over many measurement cycles. Compared with standard steel blocks, ceramic masters are less prone to surface oxidation and require only gentle cleaning with lint‑free cloth and approved solvents. Proper handling and storage in a protective tray or case preserve the measuring faces and ensure consistent performance over time.

Suitable uses and decision criteria for workshops and labs

This compact gauge block is particularly suitable for metrology departments, calibration workshops and precision‑engineering shops that require accurate short‑range standards for quality control. The combination of Grade 1 tolerance and ceramic stability makes it an appropriate choice when a durable, low‑maintenance reference is needed for frequent checks and instrument verification. Consider this block when a small, thermally stable standard is preferable to heavier metallic masters.

Choose the Metav IndustryLine ceramic gauge block for stable reference measurements and contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored technical guidance and supply arrangements

Technical Data

• Article number: M324.001.02
• Label: Ceramic gauge block 1,02mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1
• GTIN: 4054469142395
• Tariff number: 90173000
• Category: Gauge blocks

Facts

• Nominal size: 1.02 mm
• Grade: 1
• Weight: 0.001 kg

Special features

• Material: Ceramic
• Conforms to DIN 861/1
• SKU: M324.001.02

FAQ

What tolerance and standard does this gauge block meet?
The gauge block meets Grade 1 tolerances in accordance with DIN 861/1, providing a defined accuracy class suitable for routine laboratory checks and workshop verifications.

Is ceramic preferable to steel for short reference standards?
Ceramic offers lower thermal expansion and is corrosion‑free, making the ceramic gauge block a strong choice for stable short‑range references where reduced drift and long‑term surface integrity are required.

Can this block be used to calibrate micrometers and callipers?
Yes, the 1.02 mm nominal size is frequently used as a master element when calibrating micrometers and callipers or when building precise gauge block stacks for comparative measurements.

How should the ceramic gauge block be cleaned and stored?
Clean with a lint‑free cloth and suitable solvent, avoid abrasives and hard knocks, and store in a protective tray or case to preserve the measuring faces and maintain measurement reliability.

Which applications are best suited to this compact reference standard?
The block is ideal for metrology labs, calibration benches and precision workshops that need a compact, thermally stable standard for quality control and instrument verification.

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