125mm Ceramic End Gauge DIN 861 Hardened ZrO2, Corrosion Resistant - Metav IndustryLine

Benefit from the combination of exceptional hardness (HV 1250) and certified accuracy (DIN EN ISO 3650) to secure stable reference measurements and a long service life; the antimagnetic, wear‑resistant construction reduces downtime and replacement costs. Order the Ceramic End Gauge directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our technical advisors for application guidance.

Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861 — Zirconia ceramic, HV 1250

The Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861 is a hardened, wear‑resistant reference standard for precision set‑up and verification tasks in metrology and workshop inspection.

• Zirconia ceramic, highly wear‑resistant
• Accuracy to DIN EN ISO 3650
• Antimagnetic and corrosion resistant

Durable hardness for long‑term reference stability

Made from zirconia ceramic, this end gauge combines extreme surface hardness with dimensional stability. The material’s HV 1250 rating makes it considerably harder than typical steel gauges, which translates directly into reduced wear under repeated contact and less need for re‑qualification. For production environments where consistent reference faces are critical, the ceramic construction preserves the measuring face geometry and helps maintain tolerances over prolonged service intervals. The result is a lower lifecycle cost for standards that are used daily.

Traceable precision that supports inspection routines

Certified to DIN EN ISO 3650, the gauge provides a documented accuracy class for lab and workshop comparisons. With a nominal size of 125 mm and a compact cross‑section of 35 x 9 mm, the component offers a stable feel in holders and fixtures while remaining easy to handle. As a reference standard, this end gauge is suitable for comparative checks, setting up measurement appliances and verifying anvil alignment where a rigid, non‑corroding reference is preferred. The compliance with recognised standards underpins reproducible results in routine quality control.

Practical design for everyday metrology tasks

The slim 35 x 9 mm cross‑section balances stiffness and accessibility for confined measuring arrangements; it fits common gauge holders and comparator fixtures without excessive bulk. Being antimagnetic and corrosion‑resistant, the gauge performs reliably in varied shop conditions and near magnetic fields where metallic gauges might give misleading indications. The tactile stability and material choice provide confidence during manual handling and when integrating the standard into automated measuring setups, offering a durable baseline for precision workflows.

For assured traceability and tailored advice about the Metav IndustryLine Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich to discuss suitability for specific inspection tasks and procurement options

Technical data

• Name: Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861 (translated)
• Article number / SKU: M324.125
• UID: M324.125
• Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine

Core technical data

• Nominal size: 125 mm
• Cross‑section: 35 x 9 mm
• Hardness: HV 1250
• Accuracy: DIN EN ISO 3650

Special features

• Material: Zirconia ceramic — corrosion‑resistant and low wear
• Antimagnetic properties
• Conforms to DIN 861 and accuracy class per DIN EN ISO 3650

FAQ

What material is used and why is it advantageous for a reference gauge?
The gauge is made from zirconia ceramic; the Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861 benefits from very high hardness and low wear, which preserves measurement faces and extends service life compared with common steel gauges.

Does the gauge meet international accuracy standards?
Yes. The instrument fulfils accuracy requirements to DIN EN ISO 3650, ensuring the Ceramic End Gauge 125 mm DIN 861 can serve as a traceable reference in both workshop and laboratory settings.

Is the gauge suitable for use near magnets or in humid environments?
The antimagnetic and corrosion‑resistant properties mean the end gauge remains dimensionally reliable in the presence of magnetic fields and under conditions where metallic standards would be more prone to degradation.

How does the cross‑section affect handling and stiffness?
The 35 x 9 mm profile offers a compromise between stiffness and manoeuvrability: it is rigid enough for repeatable contact measurements while compact enough to be positioned in tight setups or standard holders.

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