Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Sigma Instruments thickness gauge, 1951 stored in a box and fitted with a inspection fitting for measuring screw thread acceptibility. Purchased from Plessey Records in 1951.

Details

Category:
Industrial Metrology
Object Number:
1982-918
Materials:
steel and glass
Measurements:
.8976 x 8.2677 in.; cm
type:
mechanical comparator
credit:
Gift of Nottingham City Museums & Galleries

Parts

Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Sigma Instruments thickness gauge, 1951.

Measurements:
18.8976 x 8.2677 x 8.2677 in.; 48 x 21 x 21 cm
Materials:
steel
Object Number:
1982-918/1
type:
mechanical comparstor
Adapter for screw thread measurement, for Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Adapter for screw thread measurement, for Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Adapter for screw thread measurement using the Sigma Gauge, complete with thread standards, 1951

Materials:
steel
Object Number:
1982-918/2
type:
thread gauge and instrument component
Adapter for screw thread measurement, for Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Adapter for screw thread measurement, for Sigma Instruments thickness gauge

Adapter for screw thread measurement using the Sigma Gauge, complete with thread standards, 1951

Materials:
steel (metal)
Object Number:
1982-918/2/1
type:
adapter
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Musuem
Part of:
1982-918/2
Cardboard box for adapter for screw thread measurement

Cardboard box for adapter for screw thread measurement

Cardboard box, from adapter for screw thread measurement using the Sigma Gauge, complete with thread standards, 1951

Materials:
cardboard
Object Number:
1982-918/2/2
type:
box - container
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Part of:
1982-918/2
Thread standards from adapter for screw thread measurement

Thread standards from adapter for screw thread measurement

Thread standards, from adapter for screw thread measurement using the Sigma Gauge, 1951

Materials:
steel (metal)
Object Number:
1982-918/2/3
type:
measuring device - instrument
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Part of:
1982-918/2