90mm Ceramic Gauge Block Grade 1 DIN 861/1 - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the ceramic construction, Grade 1 accuracy (DIN 861/1) and the compact 90 mm nominal length for a stable, reproducible reference in routine inspections and small-batch production. Order the part directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the Metav team for application advice and supply options.

Ceramic gauge block 90 mm (Grade 1 DIN 861/1) — Metav IndustryLine reference standard with high dimensional stability

The ceramic gauge block 90 mm (Grade 1 DIN 861/1) serves as a compact, durable reference for precision measurement and calibration tasks in workshops and quality laboratories.

• Ceramic material for thermal stability
• Grade 1 accuracy to DIN 861/1
• Nominal length 90 mm for reference setups
• Lightweight 0.172 kg for easy handling

Stable reference for repeatable dimensional checks

A ceramic reference block provides a stable, low‑expansion baseline for comparison measurements. As a Grade 1 item to DIN 861/1, this block offers a reliable tolerance class appropriate for routine inspection and calibration tasks where reproducibility matters. The hard, inert surface reduces wear and contact deformation during frequent gauge-to-gauge comparisons, ensuring readings remain consistent over time. For workshops seeking fewer remeasurements and predictable inspection results, the material choices and grade classification translate directly into time saved and reduced scrap rates.

Thermal resistance and long-term durability that supports process control

Ceramic is chosen for its low thermal expansion and wear resistance, so dimensional drift from ambient temperature fluctuations is minimised compared with many metallic standards. That stability benefits small parts inspection, setting up comparators and verifying gauges where close thermal control is not always possible. The material also resists surface contamination and corrosion, which preserves measurement fidelity and extends service intervals. In practice this means the reference retains its geometry during regular handling and can be relied upon as a stable benchmark within an established quality workflow.

Practical handling, traceability and workshop integration

With a nominal length of 90 mm and a mass of approximately 0.172 kg, the block is easy to manoeuvre and incorporate into bench setups or fixture-based comparisons. The compact format suits calibration racks, comparator stands and hand-held checks where a full set of blocks might be impractical. Identifiable markings and the Metav IndustryLine supply chain support straightforward traceability and stock management in the toolroom. Where certified traceability is required for audits or supplier validation, Metav’s documentation and delivery processes facilitate integration into existing quality systems.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge to discuss the Metav IndustryLine ceramic gauge block for your inspection routine and to arrange supply or tailored delivery options

Technical Data

• Article number: M324.090
• GTIN: 4054469143460
• ECLASS: 21170108
• Customs tariff number: 90173000

Facts

• Nominal length: 90 mm
• Weight: 0.172 kg
• Accuracy grade: 1 (DIN 861/1)

Special features

• Material: Ceramic
• Category: Gauge block (Endmasse)
• Manufacturer brand: Metav IndustryLine

FAQ

What accuracy class does this gauge block meet? This ceramic gauge block meets Grade 1 accuracy according to DIN 861/1, offering the tolerance level suitable for routine inspection and calibration tasks.

Why choose a ceramic block over a steel alternative? Ceramic offers lower thermal expansion and higher wear resistance, so the gauge block maintains dimensional stability and resists corrosion better than many steel equivalents.

Is the 90 mm length suitable for workshop reference use? Yes; the 90 mm nominal length is compact yet sufficiently long for comparator setups and transfer measurements commonly required in metalworking and inspection benches.

Can this block be used in a calibration laboratory? The block is designed as a stable reference for quality control and calibration workflows; for laboratory accreditation requirements, confirm required traceability and documentation with Metav Werkzeuge.

How should the block be stored to preserve accuracy? Store the block in a clean, dry environment away from rapid temperature swings; use protective packaging when not in use to prevent surface contamination and mechanical damage.

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