Starrett 270 Taper Gage/more Accurate And Faster. on 2040-parts.com
Everett, Washington, US
Starrett 270 Taper Gage,
0.005”- 0.150" new cost is $115+ forget using a feeler gage this is far more accurate and faster.
They are quick to use,
very accurate, and are a convenient size. Manufactured from quality tool steel 7/16" wide by 6
1/4" long ,Accurately tapered throughout its entire length, One side
graduated from .010" to .150" . Reverse side graduated from 0.3"mm to 4"mm
The Starrett 270 Taper Gage measures hole, gaps and slot sizes that require
shimming/fillers.
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