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

Take advantage of the combination of Grade 1 accuracy, a 100 mm reference length and the intrinsic stability of ceramic construction to secure reliable, repeatable length checks in laboratory and production environments. Order the gauge block via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the team for integration advice.

Ceramic gauge block 100 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 — precision reference from Metav IndustryLine

The Ceramic gauge block 100 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 serves as a stable length standard for comparative measurements and routine verification in metrology laboratories and production quality control.

• Grade 1 accuracy to DIN 861/1
• Dimensionally stable ceramic material
• Precision reference length 100 mm
• Suitable for laboratory and production control

Ensure reproducible length checks with a Grade 1 reference

A Grade 1 gauge block built to DIN 861/1 provides a defined tolerance class that supports consistent dimensional inspection and calibration of workshop instruments. As a 100 mm reference, this block bridges bench‑scale checks and higher‑precision comparators, reducing measurement uncertainty where it matters most. The specified grade and standardisation give a reliable baseline for pass/fail criteria, contributing to fewer rejects and more predictable production outcomes.

Ceramic construction for thermal and chemical resilience

The ceramic material offers thermal stability and resistance to surface degradation, which preserves the gauge block's reference length over time and under typical workshop conditions. Compared with softer metals, the ceramic surface shows enhanced wear characteristics and reduced susceptibility to corrosion, which means the reference remains credible across repeated use. These material properties translate into longer service intervals and a reduced need for frequent recalibration when used within appropriate handling and storage routines.

Practical fit for calibration benches and quality workflows

At 100 mm, this reference length is widely compatible with comparator stands, gauge sets and micrometre verifications, making it straightforward to integrate into existing measurement routines. The compact format eases handling while providing a stable measuring basis for comparative measurement chains. When combined with formal traceability practices and documented procedures, the block supports reproducible inspection results and helps maintain process control across shifts or locations.

For assured reference accuracy and to discuss suitability for specific measurement chains, contact Metav Werkzeuge about integrating the Metav IndustryLine ceramic gauge block into calibration and quality-control workflows via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by telephone on +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: M324.100
• GTIN: 4054469143477
• Material: Ceramic
• Nominal length: 100 mm
• Weight: 0.19 kg
• Grade: 1 (DIN 861/1)
• Tariff number: 90173000

Facts

• Nominal length: 100 mm
• Weight: 0.19 kg
• GTIN: 4054469143477
• Tariff number: 90173000
• Grade: 1 (DIN 861/1)

Special features

• Ceramic construction
• Compliant with DIN 861/1
• Category: Gauge block / end measure
• Intended use: Reference standard for length measurement in laboratory and production settings

FAQ

What does Grade 1 according to DIN 861/1 mean for accuracy?
Grade 1 denotes a standardised tolerance class under DIN 861/1; the Ceramic gauge block 100 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 is manufactured to meet those limits and is intended for industrial precision checks rather than sub‑micrometre reference duties.

Why choose a ceramic gauge block instead of a steel one?
The ceramic construction of the Ceramic gauge block 100 mm, Grade 1 DIN 861/1 offers improved dimensional stability against temperature shifts and enhanced surface durability, which benefits repeated comparative measurements in mixed workshop environments.

Is this gauge block suitable for use on a comparator bench?
Yes, the 100 mm reference length is well suited to comparator stands and common bench equipment; the block functions as a stable master for verifying the performance of measuring instruments.

How should the gauge block be stored to maintain accuracy?
Store the block clean and dry at a stable ambient temperature, protected from mechanical shocks and contamination; use a dedicated protective case and suitable handling practices to preserve the reference surface.

Which instruments can be checked using this gauge block?
Typical applications include verification of calipers, micrometres, comparator systems and other length‑measuring instruments where a traceable 100 mm reference is required; the block is a versatile element in routine quality checks.

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