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The STARRETT 50630 is a single-leaf radius gage designed to measure and verify both convex and concave radii of 5/32 inch (0.156 inches maximum radius). Constructed from stainless steel with a satin chrome finish, this gage provides corrosion resistance and long-term dimensional stability in shop environments. Machinists, tool-and-die makers, and precision metalworking trades rely on this type of leaf gage to check radii on machined parts, castings, fillets, and formed stock during layout and inspection work. The compact single-leaf format makes it easy to use in tight spaces or when checking a specific radius repeatedly on a production run.
This gage is suited for use in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and precision manufacturing environments where radius verification is part of routine part inspection. It is appropriate for both bench use and in-process checks on milling, turning, and grinding operations. The satin chrome finish reduces glare under shop lighting, making it easier to visually confirm contact between the gage and the workpiece surface. Inspection technicians and CNC setup personnel will find this gage a straightforward addition to a standard radius gage set or as a standalone replacement leaf.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental leaf for standard radius gage sets requiring a 5/32 inch convex and concave leaf. Verify leaf slot dimensions and retention style against your existing gage set before ordering.
No power source or special tooling is required for this gage. When using, ensure the workpiece surface is clean and free of burrs or debris before seating the gage leaf to avoid false readings. If adding this leaf to an existing radius gage set, confirm the pivot hardware and frame are in good condition before assembly. Handle stainless steel gage leaves with care to avoid nicking the contact edges, which would affect measurement accuracy.
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