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Metric & Imperial & US Screw Gauge SAE Whitworth 55 Degree & Metrisch 60 Degree Thread Pitch Gauge for Industrial Measurement

Metric & Imperial & US Screw Gauge SAE Whitworth 55 Degree & Metrisch 60 Degree Thread Pitch Gauge for Industrial Measurement

Q: What are the center 8,10,11,14,19 and 28 blades denominated in?

Threads per inch. Those are the Whitworth blades, ie the 55˚ ones. To translate, since they word things a bit oddly: SAE/Imperial is measured in TPI, with a 60˚ thread angle. ie your 8-32 x 1" type screws. Whitworth/American/US is measured in TPI, and is basically the same as SAE except with a 55˚ thread angle and rouded crests. Metric is measured in the distance from thread to thread (the thread pitch), with a 60˚ thread angle. These are for your ISO screws. ie M4 course, M6 fine, etc.

Q: Is this small enough to measure female thread sizes?

I don't have mine handy right now. but I think you can measure the inside thread pitch down to about 5/16", and 8mm. I haven't used mine yet, but the stampings on the individual blades don't appear very clear.

Q: How are the gauge findings used for purchasing a screw ( an initial search doesn't find such details listed in screw descriptions on store sites ) ?

You will need to use this tool in conjunction with a chart showing the common SAE and Metric bolt/screw sizes. This tool will determine the number of threads per inch or mm. You will also need the diameter of your fastener before heading to the store. For instance the common threads for a SAE 1/4” coarse bolt is 20 TPI (threads per inch) - while a 1/4” fine bolt has 28 TPI. This set is for external threads. You keep comparing the various thread gauges in the set until you match your fastener - use that information along with the diameter of your fastener to make the final determination. The last bit of information you need would be the length of the fastener and the type of head. So a common 1/4” SAE bolt that is 2” long would be described as 1/4”-20 X 2.

Q: One side is marked Whitworth and the other is marked Metrisch, but nothing points to which end is which.

One says "Metrisch" which is German for Metric. These have numbers in tenths or hundredths marked on each tong. The other side is standard (American) and have whole numbers on each tong, along with a "G". There's a middle section which are Whitworth threads - those are same threads per inch as Standard, but each tooth has a 55° angle (as apposed to the 60 degree on the teeth of the other thread types).

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📏58 precision blades

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⚙️Dual 55° & 60° angles

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Description

⚙️ Master every thread with precision and style!

COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT - Portable 1g tool with sleek dimensions fits perfectly in any professional toolkit
DUAL ANGLE MEASUREMENT - Supports both 55° Whitworth & 60° Metric thread pitches
LOCK UP DEVICE INCLUDED - Keeps your selected gauge blade firmly in place for error-free readings
UNIVERSAL THREAD COMPATIBILITY - Metric, Imperial & US standards covered for every project
PRECISION STAINLESS STEEL BUILD - Durable, rust-resistant with wire-drawn finish for lasting accuracy

This premium thread pitch gauge features 58 stainless steel blades covering Metric, Imperial, and US thread standards with dual 55° and 60° angles. Equipped with a lock-up device and rust-resistant finish, it ensures precise, reliable thread measurement for industrial and professional use.

Specifications

Item Weight	1 g
Package Dimensions	7.19 x 3.71 x 1.4 cm; 1 g
Manufacturer reference	EPC_MEA_000

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What are the center 8,10,11,14,19 and 28 blades denominated in?

Is this small enough to measure female thread sizes?

How are the gauge findings used for purchasing a screw ( an initial search doesn't find such details listed in screw descriptions on store sites ) ?

One side is marked Whitworth and the other is marked Metrisch, but nothing points to which end is which.

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