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Precision Gage & Tool 6252 Fineness of Grind Gauge, 0-50 Micron Range

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MPN
G341231
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NC2
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Brands
Precision Gage & Tool
New/Used
Used
MPN
G341231
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NC2

Product description

Fineness of grind gauge for detecting large particles, measures 0-50 microns, includes scraper and wooden box.

  • Purpose: Production and quality control instrument for checking unwanted agglomerates and large particles.
  • Scales: Supports Hegman, micron, mils, and NPIRI scales.
  • Range: 0-50 micron (8-4 Hegman).
  • Block Dimensions: 9.5" (L) x 3.5" (W) x 0.5" (thick).
  • Number of Paths: 2 paths.
  • Path Size: Each path is 6.5" x 1".
  • Included Accessories: Wooden box and a 440-C A-1 scraper.
  • Notes: Consumable gauge and scraper require refinishing or replacement when abrasive surfaces show visible damage or unreliable readings arise.
  • Additional Info: Part of a group favored internationally due to large size and micron calibration, includes a shallowest standard gauge at 12.5 microns total range.

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Last updated 23 October 2026