Spi 13-318-1 Pin Gage Handle M0 Aluminum 0.917-1 in

Product Description

The SPI 13-318-1 is an aluminum pin gage handle designed to accept pin gage sets within a ring diameter range of 0.917 to 1 inch. Built to M0 handle sizing standards, this handle provides a secure, ergonomic grip for precision measurement work on the shop floor or in a quality control environment. The aluminum construction keeps the tool lightweight while maintaining the rigidity required for accurate gage pin insertion and reading. Dimensional inspectors, machinists, and QC technicians rely on handles like this one to maintain consistent feel and control when checking bore tolerances and hole diameters.

This handle is suited for use in manufacturing, toolroom, and inspection settings where pin gages are routinely used to verify hole sizes, slot widths, and feature tolerances on machined components. It is appropriate for both production floor checks and bench-level inspection tasks. The M0 size designation indicates its compatibility with the corresponding range of pin gage sets that fall within the 0.917 to 1 inch diameter class.

Key Features

• Ring diameter range of 0.917 to 1 inch accommodates the corresponding pin gage set class
• M0 handle size for standardized fit with compatible pin gage sets
• Aluminum construction for lightweight, corrosion-resistant durability
• Compact form factor at 6.19 inches length for controlled handling during inspection
• Single-piece handle design supports repeatable, consistent gage pin seating

Compatibility

Designed for use with pin gage sets in the 0.917 to 1 inch ring diameter range using M0 handle sizing. Specific pin gage set compatibility should be confirmed against the manufacturer's handle-to-set pairing documentation.

Installation Notes

Pin gage handles are installed by quality control technicians and machinists and require no special tools for assembly with the corresponding pin set. Ensure the gage pins are fully seated and locked before use to prevent measurement error or pin damage. Handle and pins should be kept clean and free of oils or debris that could affect seating or diameter readings. Store assembled gage sets in a protective case to prevent damage to precision surfaces.