Class XX Plus Ring Gages, Blank Number Wire Size: #6 , Inner Diameter (Decimal Inch): 1.9049 , Calibrated: No , Standards: ASME B89.1.6 MPN:GSG-CR-1.9049

Class XX Plus Ring Gages are precision measuring instruments designed for use in aerospace, medical, electronics, and defense industries that require high-quality Go/No Go Gages & Sets. These gages have a blank number wire size of #6, an inner diameter of 1.9049 decimal inches, and ASME B89.1.6 calibration standards, ensuring precise measurements during manufacturing and quality assurance processes. The use of Class XX Plus Ring Gages offers numerous advantages in maintaining strict tolerance and quality control, making them an essential tool for anyone involved in the manufacturing and quality assurance of complex components that require precision measurements with a blank number wire size of #6, an inner diameter of 1.9049 decimal inches, and ASME B89.1.6 calibration standards. Typical users of Class XX Plus Ring Gages include manufacturers and quality assurance professionals in the industries mentioned above, who benefit from improved product quality, increased efficiency in production processes, reduced costs associated with rework or scrapped components due to failed inspections, and the ability to ensure that products meet strict industry standards and specifications. Some of the key features of Class XX Plus Ring Gages include its precision measurements, strict tolerance and quality control, improved product quality, increased efficiency in production processes, reduced costs associated with rework or scrapped components due to failed inspections, and ensuring that products meet strict industry standards and specifications. Class XX Plus Ring Gages are essential tools for manufacturers and quality assurance professionals in industries that require high-quality Go/No Go Gages & Accessories, thanks to their precision measurements, strict tolerance and quality control, improved product quality, increased efficiency in production processes, reduced costs associated with rework or scrapped components due to failed inspections, and ensuring that products meet strict industry standards and specifications.