Value Collection NWG-94 Multi Welding Gage 1/32 to 2 Inch

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NWG-94 is a stainless steel multi welding gage designed to measure bead build-up during active welding operations. It covers a measurement range of 1/32 inch to 2 inches, making it suitable for checking groove, fillet, throat, and root dimensions in a single tool. The stainless steel construction resists the heat, spatter, and corrosive conditions common in welding environments. Welders, weld inspectors, and fabrication professionals use this gage to verify weld geometry against procedure specifications without reaching for multiple individual gages.

This gage is used in fabrication shops, structural steel yards, pipe welding, and maintenance welding environments where weld quality verification is required. It is well suited for both production floor checks and field inspection work. Any trade professional performing or inspecting welds on groove joints, fillet welds, or root passes will find the multi-function design efficient for on-the-spot measurement during or after the welding process.

Key Features

• Measures bead build-up across a range of 1/32 inch to 2 inches
• Checks groove, fillet, throat, and root weld dimensions in one tool
• Stainless steel construction for durability in high-heat, high-spatter environments
• Compact single-tool design reduces the need for multiple separate gages
• Sold individually, one gage per package

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose multi welding gage suitable for use across standard groove and fillet weld inspection applications where measurements up to 2 inches are required.

Installation Notes

This gage is a hand-held inspection tool and does not require installation. Ensure the weld surface has cooled sufficiently before contact measurement to protect both the gage and the user. Clean spatter from the weld area before taking measurements to ensure accurate readings. Weld inspection should be performed in accordance with the applicable welding procedure specification and any governing code such as AWS D1.1 or ASME Section IX.