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gauge blocks

Last updated May 16, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is gauge blocks?

Gauge blocks (also known as gage blocks, Johansson gauges, slip gauges, or Jo blocks) are precision length standards. They are used to accurately set, check, or calibrate other measuring devices and tools. They are typically made of hardened steel or ceramic and are manufactured to very precise tolerances.

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What other technologies are related to gauge blocks?

gauge blocks Complementary Technologies

dial indicators

Dial indicators are used to amplify small movements, often used in conjunction with gauge blocks for precise measurements.

mentioned alongside gauge blocks in 11% (384) of relevant job posts

Height gauges, especially those with digital readouts, can be used alongside gauge blocks for accurate height measurements and comparisons.

mentioned alongside gauge blocks in 10% (209) of relevant job posts

Gauge pins are used to verify hole sizes with high precision, often complementing gauge blocks in dimensional metrology.

mentioned alongside gauge blocks in 26% (63) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention gauge blocks?

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Jobs mentioning gauge blocks

Orgs mentioning gauge blocks

Frontline & Manual Labor

0% (255) job posts

56 organizations

Quality Assurance

0% (190) job posts

59 organizations

Facilities

0% (65) job posts

18 organizations

Mechanical Engineer

0% (21) job posts

7 organizations

Customer Engineer

0% (19) job posts

1 organizations

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