In English

Measuring Tape:

It is a device that is used to measure different objects and is available in different sizes. It is wrapped round in a frame. Its scale is in inches and millimeters.

Wire gauge

It is a device that is used to measure different objects and is available in different sizes. It is wrapped round in a frame. The size of the wires is determined with the help of this cage in its scale inches and millimeters. This gauge is made in round shape and rectangle shape. It has cells of different sizes. And the size gauge numbers are written in front of these editors. In this sense, this wire gauge is also called standard wire gauge. This gauge is made of hardened steel.

Steel Rule

This is a very common drinking tool. It consists of English and Matric system units. The smallest unit on it is 1/64 inch and one millimeter and its length is usually 12 inches to 6 inches.

Vernier Caliper

With the help of this, the outer or inner diameter of shafts and round objects or holes, the depth of holes and the normal length of an object can be determined to a very accurate extent.

Micrometer

This device performs very well and accurately. It can measure accurately up to 0.01 mm or 0.001 inch. This is called its low count. Structurally, there are two types of micrometers: external micro-micrometers and internal micro-micrometers.
Micrometer They are used exclusively to fit various engine parts.

Filler gauge

This gauge is used to measure the space between such surfaces. Which are only a few inches apart in Hazara. The filler gauge consists of finely sorted sheets. The thickness of each stone is engraved on it. These thicknesses are in the thousands of tenths of an inch, or in the tenths of a millimeter. There are .

gunia scale

Guinea consists of two parts. The first part is a rectangular band and the second part is a thin blade. Some blades also have footprints engraved on them and some are plain. The handle and the blade are connected in such a way that the angles are perpendicular. The handle is relatively thicker and heavier than the blade, so that the guinea pig can reach a certain level, and when it is pressed against the side of an object, it can tell the difference.