Vermont Gage 361120010 Threaded Ring Gage 10-24 Unc 2A Go

Product Description

The VERMONT GAGE 361120010 is a Go-type threaded ring gage used to verify the maximum material condition of externally threaded fasteners and components. Manufactured from tool steel to NIST standards, this single-ring gage checks 10-24 UNC threads to Class 2A tolerance limits. A Go ring gage confirms that a threaded part will assemble correctly with its mating component. Machinists, quality control inspectors, and production floor technicians use threaded ring gages as a fast, reliable method for in-process and final inspection of threaded workpieces.

This gage is suited for inspection of 10-24 UNC externally threaded parts in both production and job-shop environments. Class 2A is the most common tolerance class for general-purpose fasteners, making this gage applicable across a wide range of manufacturing, maintenance, and assembly operations. It is used wherever threaded rod, bolts, screws, or machined threaded features must be verified before assembly or shipment.

Key Features

• Go-class ring gage verifies minimum acceptable fit for 10-24 UNC Class 2A external threads
• Tool steel construction provides hardness and dimensional stability for long service life
• Single-ring design for straightforward pass-fail Go inspection
• Manufactured to NIST standards for traceable, repeatable measurement results
• Compact single-piece form for easy bench or in-line inspection use

Compatibility

Designed for inspection of externally threaded parts with a 10-24 UNC thread form at Class 2A tolerance. Compatible with standard Go-gage inspection practice for general-purpose unified coarse external threads.

Installation Notes

Threaded ring gages are handled and used by machinists and quality control inspectors, not installed in the field. Store gages in a clean, dry environment away from chips and coolant to prevent corrosion and dimensional wear. Do not force the gage onto a threaded part; a Go ring should thread onto a conforming part under hand pressure only. Periodically verify the gage against a setting plug gage to confirm it has not worn beyond its tolerance limits.