Precision Brand 19150 Feeler Stock Roll 0.0015in X 0.5in X 25ft

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 19150 is a high carbon steel feeler stock roll used for precision gap measurement and shimming applications in mechanical and industrial service work. At 0.0015 inches thick and 0.5 inches wide, this roll provides a consistent, uniform material that can be cut to length as needed. The 25-foot length makes it practical for shops and field technicians who need ongoing supply of thin-gauge stock without reordering frequently. HVAC technicians, machinists, and mechanical contractors use feeler stock for checking clearances, setting tolerances, and fabricating custom shim pieces on the job.

This feeler stock roll is suited for applications requiring precise, repeatable thin-gauge material. Common uses include checking bearing clearances, setting valve or damper gaps, shimming equipment mounts, and fabricating custom gasket or shim stock. The 0.0015-inch thickness targets fine-tolerance work where standard feeler gauge blades may not offer enough material flexibility or length. It is appropriate for both shop bench work and field service in HVAC, refrigeration, and general mechanical trades.

Key Features

• 0.0015-inch thickness for fine-tolerance gap measurement and shimming
• 0.5-inch width allows cutting to custom lengths and shapes
• 25-foot continuous roll provides extended supply from a single unit
• High carbon steel construction offers consistent hardness and dimensional stability
• Flexible enough to conform to curved surfaces during gap checks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose feeler and shim stock roll suitable for mechanical, HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial maintenance applications requiring 0.0015-inch gauge high carbon steel strip material.

Installation Notes

Use aviation snips, a sharp utility knife with a straightedge, or metal shears to cut feeler stock to the required length and shape. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling thin-gauge steel strip, as edges can be sharp. De-energize and lock out equipment before inserting feeler stock into any gap or clearance on powered machinery. Dispose of trimmed pieces properly to avoid foreign-object hazards in mechanical assemblies.