THE   SYSTEM OF COMPLETE GAGING
 
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INTERNAL BORES AND GROOVES
Only with the MTG System can a bore diameter, internal groove diameter, and their concentricity to each other be measured with a single gage and set-up. This capability is due to the "MTG SQUARING PLATE" accessory. Four different squaring plates are available. All plates are slotted through their centers permitting the use of all our internal fingers. Squaring plate arms are adjustable for length so the reach of the fingers into any bore can be set to the desired dimension.
BORE & GROOVE INSPECTION
CHECKING THE BORE
Banking the workpiece against the squaring plate keeps the workpiece straight, so it is necessary to rock it in only one plane to find the high point of the diameter. The squaring plate may be moved in or out to permit gaging at any depth.
CHECKING THE GROOVE
After bores have been inspected for diameter, the gage is quickly reset to groove diameter and the squaring plate moved to a point that sets the fingers for groove location. Next, reset the indicator, then proceed with gaging.
CHECKING CONCENTRICITY
With the gage still set for groove diameter, rotate two eccentric pins mounted in the squaring plate. Slide the plate until the pins bear down against the bore, taking the stationary finger out of contact with the groove. Since the upper finger is now reading the groove while the eccentric pins are reading the bore, rotation of the workpiece will cause the indicator to show any runout between the two diameters.
Bore & Groove Inspection