Völkel threading tools

Thread Gauges

Thread gauges check finished threads for dimensional accuracy to DIN ISO 1502. Testing follows the limit gauge principle with a go gauge and a no go gauge: the go side must screw on by hand over the full thread length, the no go side may engage two turns at most. Internal threads are checked with a thread plug gauge, external threads with a thread ring gauge, the profile follows DIN 13 and ISO 68-1, and the tolerance class is marked on the gauge, commonly 6H for internal and 6g for external threads. The category holds 123 articles, 121 from Völkel and two replacement limit plug gauges from Knipex.

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  1. Spare "Go" gauge for the four-mandrel crimping pliers for Deutsch contacts, 77 mm - Knipex 97 59 67 1
    €43.24

Buying guide

How to choose Thread Gauges

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚡ Testing to DIN ISO 1502 - uniform definition of go and no go gauges for ISO threads
⚙ Limit gauge principle - go side screws through, no go side may engage two turns at most
↕ Plug and ring gauge - plug for internal threads, ring for external threads, same tolerance position
✓ Tolerance classes - commonly 6H for internal and 6g for external threads to DIN 13
✓ Spare parts - individually available limit plug gauges keep test equipment in circulation

Gauge types and assessment

Gauge typeMarkingTest objectAssessment
Thread plug gauge, go sideGOinternal threadmust screw on over the full length
Thread plug gauge, no go sideNOGOinternal threadmay engage two turns at most
Thread ring gauge, go sideGOexternal threadmust screw on over the full length
Thread ring gauge, no go sideNOGOexternal threadmay engage two turns at most

Typical applications

Typical applications: incoming inspection of bought in threaded parts; production control after tapping in series manufacture; release of threads after surface treatment such as galvanising or painting; checking repaired threads after a thread insert has been fitted; calibration cycles and test equipment monitoring in quality assurance.