Feeler gauge
A feeler gauge is a tightly controlled plate with a known thickness. The technique to using a feeler gauge is the
Read moreA feeler gauge is a tightly controlled plate with a known thickness. The technique to using a feeler gauge is the
Read moreComputerized (destructive) double seam measurements have been around since the 1990s. The first company to produce an automatic double seam
Read moreThe angle of the chuck when it holds the cover (end). This angle is typically between 4-12 degreees off-axis. This
Read moreSeam micrometers (seam mics) are small manual measurement tools typically used to measure items such as seam thickness, seam length
Read moreThe second operation roll should be set up using a clearance gauge. The steps to set up a 2nd operation seaming
Read moreTo set up the first operation roll, the correct device to use is a clearance gauge. The steps to set
Read moreSince the 90’s, most of the inspection systems for seaming were destructive – a cross section is cut from the
Read moreThere are quite a few costs and implications of destructive sample testing, including recycling and carbon footprint. These have made the
Read moreThe body thickness is measured near the flange area and represents the thickness of the body of the can. This can
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