70mm Ceramic Gauge Block Grade 1 DIN 861/1 - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the combination of Grade 1 accuracy, ceramic thermal stability and a compact 70 mm nominal length for dependable workshop standards and routine checks. Order the ceramic gauge block directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed.

Ceramic Gauge Block 70 mm – Grade 1, DIN 861/1 (Metav IndustryLine)

Ceramic Gauge Block 70 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 is a stable length standard designed for precision workshop and laboratory use, offering dimensional reference with low thermal drift.

• Ceramic construction for thermal stability
• Grade 1 accuracy according to DIN 861/1
• Nominal length 70 mm for shop calibration
• Low mass for easy handling

Precision where repeatability reduces rework

The Ceramic Gauge Block 70 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 provides a compact reference that supports consistent measurement routines in production and inspection environments. Its Grade 1 classification under DIN 861/1 signals a high level of geometric fidelity suitable for routine calibration of callipers, micrometres and comparative gauges. Using a short, rigid standard reduces the influence of operator force and fixture flexibility, which in turn lowers the probability of measurement-related rework and stoppages — a clear operational advantage for machine shops and quality departments.

Material advantage: thermal and wear benefits

Manufactured from ceramic, the block combines low thermal expansion with excellent wear resistance, delivering stable length readings across normal workshop temperature fluctuations. Compared with many steel references, the ceramic body changes dimension less under short-term temperature variation, which improves repeatability during serial checks. This material choice also resists surface damage in everyday use, prolonging service life and maintaining the integrity of the reference surface for longer intervals between maintenance.

Practical handling and integration into workflows

The small footprint and 70 mm nominal length make the block easy to store and quick to position in standard inspection jigs. Low mass helps single‑person handling and rapid exchange during calibration loops, helping to keep measurement cycles short. When used as a reference within an established measurement routine, the gauge block simplifies traceable verification of measuring instruments and reduces downtime associated with larger, heavier standards.

Applications and quality assurance in the workshop

As a shop-level reference, this ceramic gauge block fits tasks such as routine instrument checks, batch sampling and bench calibration. Its Grade 1 designation supports consistent quality control procedures without the need for laboratory-only artefacts. For traceable certification or laboratory accreditation, the block can be submitted to an accredited calibration service to obtain documented results suitable for quality records and supplier audits.

Choose Metav IndustryLine’s ceramic standard for dependable calibration and contact Metav Werkzeuge for delivery and application advice from Emmerich.

Technical Data

• Article number: M324.070
• GTIN: 4054469143439
• Material: Ceramic
• Nominal length: 70 mm
• Grade: 1 (DIN 861/1)
• Weight: 0.134 kg
• Tariff number: 90173000
• ECLASS: 21170108

Facts

• Nominal length 70 mm
• Weight 0.134 kg
• Grade 1 per DIN 861/1
• GTIN 4054469143439

Special features

• Ceramic material for low thermal expansion
• Compact, shop‑scale reference standard
• Suitable for routine calibration and verification
• Category: End gauges / End measures

FAQ

What accuracy level does Grade 1 indicate for this ceramic block?
Grade 1 according to DIN 861/1 identifies a high workshop standard suitable for routine calibration; the Ceramic Gauge Block 70 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 is intended as a reliable reference for regular verification tasks rather than as a primary laboratory artefact.

Can this ceramic block be used for calibrating callipers and micrometres?
Yes, the 70 mm nominal length and stable ceramic construction make the block well suited for comparative checks and functional calibration of callipers and micrometres within a production environment.

How should the ceramic gauge block be maintained to preserve accuracy?
Handle the block with care, keep the measurement faces clean and free of contamination, and store in a protective sleeve or box when not in use to preserve the reference surfaces of the Ceramic Gauge Block 70 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1.

Does the ceramic material reduce the influence of temperature compared with steel standards?
Ceramic exhibits lower short‑term thermal expansion than many steels, which improves short‑term dimensional stability and repeatability under normal workshop temperature variations.

Is the block suitable for traceable measurements and audit records?
The block serves as a stable shop reference; for formal traceability and certified results, the block can be calibrated by an accredited laboratory and documented in calibration records as part of quality assurance procedures.

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