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George Schuetz Director of Precision Gages

Measurement 25 Feb 2019

Why QC Inspectors Should Consider Gaging Fixture Spring Rates

All fixtures for part gaging will have some amount of deflection or spring rate that can affect measurement accuracy. A better understanding of spring rate can enable quality control inspectors to detect and eliminate this possible error source.

Measurement 22 Jan 2019

Setting a Roughness Goal and Meeting It

Subjective surface finishes have no place in today’s high-precision manufacturing environment.

Measurement 30 Jan 2021

Dial vs. Test Indicators

Dial and test indicators are close cousins. They are both mechanical magnifying devices used for dimensional comparison.

Inspection and Measurement 27 Nov 2018

What Do Manufacturers Really Know About the Surfaces of the Parts They Are Producing?

Knowing only the average roughness may not be enough. Other surface parameters can affect product quality.

Basics 29 Oct 2020

Just This Once, You Can Blame the Gage

Even the old, reliable gage is subject to wear. George Schuetz, director of precision gages at Mahr inc., gives guidance for machinists to maintain their gages.

17 Oct 2018

Documenting Your Data Collection

Industry 4.0 helps tie gaging equipment data with part measurement for 100 percent traceability.

Measurement 2 Oct 2018

Less Is More with Dial Comparators

Why use a dial indicator with more than the needed range? A dial comparator offers less risk of misreading the dial without the cost of an electronic gage.

Measurement 23 Sep 2018

Micrometers – Shifting into High Gear

Over time, the basic handheld micrometer has evolved to include numerous contact point configurations and digital electronics. But in 150 years, the micrometer is still one of the most popular and versatile precision measuring tools on the shop floor.