Balax 90562-000 Miniature Plug Thread Go No Go Gage Set

Product Description

The BALAX 90562-000 is a 2-piece miniature plug thread Go No Go gage set designed for inspecting 000-120 unified miniature threads. Manufactured from high speed tool steel with a bright coating, this gage set provides accurate thread verification at the smallest end of the unified thread scale. The Go member checks minimum material condition at a pitch diameter of 0.0286 inches, while the No Go member checks maximum material condition at a pitch diameter of 0.0298 inches. A handle is included. This tool is used by machinists, quality control inspectors, and precision manufacturing technicians who need reliable pass or fail verification on miniature threaded components.

This gage set is suited for inspection of 000-120 miniature threads in precision manufacturing environments, electronics assembly, instrument fabrication, and any application where extremely small threaded fasteners must meet ANSI thread form standards. The 000-120 thread designation represents one of the finest and smallest unified thread sizes in common production use. Both gage members fit a standard handle, allowing quick changeover during inspection runs.

Key Features

• Go pitch diameter of 0.0286 inches and No Go pitch diameter of 0.0298 inches for 000-120 thread verification
• High speed tool steel construction for wear resistance during repeated inspection use
• Bright coating finish on both gage members
• Conforms to ANSI standards for thread gage classification
• Handle included - no separate handle purchase required
• Miniature classification suitable for the smallest unified thread sizes

Compatibility

Designed for use with 000-120 unified miniature threaded components requiring ANSI-compliant Go No Go plug gage inspection.

Installation Notes

Thread gages are inspection instruments and should be handled by qualified machinists or quality control personnel familiar with ANSI gage application practices. Apply only hand pressure when using plug gages - never force a gage member through a threaded hole. Clean threads and gage members before each use to prevent contamination from affecting readings. Store gages in a protected case away from other tooling to prevent contact damage to the precision ground surfaces.