We manufacture Spline Plug Gauges: – These gauges are created with our vast experience of design & are crafted with high accuracy; We make gauges from Diameter 3 mm to 270 mm 0.5 module to 25 module.

Plug type spline gauges are used for checking internal splines. These gauges are used for Checking of parameters like profile accuracy, indexing accuracy, major diameter & minor diameter and to control Measurement over pins Sizes of splined components on a production line. So for checking the dimensions GO and NO GO gauges are simple and reliable for ensuring the supply is as per specification & requirement.

In case of big size gauges, we can do a lot to reduce the weight reduction of the gauges.

In case of emergency, we can ship the material in 3 working days also.

Our gauges are made of High quality of material Which is heat treated & we also adopt sub-zero treatment for lessen the weather shrinkage & is inspected with our experienced team with best facilities to ensure the Size required.

The “GO” Plug is a composite gauge having a full complement of teeth and is used to inspect maximum material conditions, minimizing the chance of fit interference. In other words, if the part fits the “GO” gauge there is a high probability of assembling with its mate later. The “GO” gauge cannot measure the looseness of size of’ the part being gauged. It can only reject those parts that will not enter the “GO” gauge.

The “NO GO” gauge does not have a full complement of teeth but rather only two diametrically opposed groups of teeth. It is used to inspect minimum material conditions, thereby, governing the maximum looseness. If the spline part is thin walled or tubular, or heat treated, it is desirable to Itry the ‘NO GOI’ gauge in at least two places 90 degrees apart. An oval part, for example, may enter the ‘NO GO” gauge at the low point, but not the high. Ovality reduces the chances of getting the full use of all the teeth in the final assembly. At this point a few definitions would be in order.

Spline gauges provide a quick method of inspecting involute splines, serration splines and straight sided splines. “Go” gauges are still indispensable for inspecting constructional feasibility. “Not go” gauges, on the other hand, only represent a limited means of inspection.