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36-BLADE COMBINATION STAND - Lang

Part #: FG-135

The Kastar FG-135 Combo Standard 36 Blade Brass Feeler Gauge is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics requiring precise measurements in automotive and industrial applications. This robust feeler gauge set provides a comprehensive range of 36 precision-ground blades, specifically crafted from brass, ensuring accurate gap and clearance verification in environments where non-magnetic or non-sparking tools are critical. Its durable construction is designed to withstand the demands of a professional workshop.

Key Features

  • 36 Precision Blades: Offers a wide array of sizes for meticulous gap and clearance measurements.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Ideal for non-magnetic, non-corrosive, and non-sparking applications, enhancing safety and preventing damage to sensitive components.
  • Clearly Marked Sizes: Each blade is distinctly marked for quick and efficient identification, streamlining workflow.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Built to endure rigorous daily use in professional automotive and industrial settings.
  • Secure Holder: Keeps blades organized, protected, and easily accessible, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Applications

This versatile feeler gauge set is indispensable for a variety of tasks, including accurately measuring and setting clearances in internal combustion engines. It is commonly used for valve adjustments, setting spark plug gaps, and checking tolerances in bearings, gears, and other critical machinery components. The brass construction makes it particularly suitable for specialized applications in electronics, marine engines, or any environment where ferrous materials are undesirable or could pose a spark risk.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 13 May, 2016.