Product · Fixtures & tooling
Checking fixtures and gauges
Line-side checking fixtures and go/no-go gauges that let an operator confirm profile, hole position and critical dimensions in seconds — instead of waiting for the measurement lab.
At a glance
- Checks
- Profile, hole position, trim, flange, weld presence
- Type
- Go/no-go pins and blocks, dial indicators, digital probes
- Base
- Machined plate or fabricated base with locators
- Certification
- Master part or CMM correlation
- Lead time
- Indicative 4–8 weeks from design freeze
Overview
Checking Fixtures & Gauges built to your application
Measurement that happens only in the quality lab tells you about parts you already made. A checking fixture at the line tells the operator now, so a drifting process is corrected before a shift's output is scrapped.
We design checking fixtures from the same datum scheme as the production fixture, so both agree on what 'correct' means, and correlate them to a master part or CMM data before handover.
Variants
Types of checking fixtures & gauges we build
Profile checking fixture
Verifies formed and welded profiles against the drawing.
Hole-position gauge
Confirms hole positions and diameters with go/no-go pins.
Weld-presence check
Confirms all required welds and components are present.
Functional gauge
Simulates mating conditions to confirm assembly fit.
Specification
Technical specification
Typical build parameters. Final specifications are fixed with you at design freeze.
| Location | Same 3-2-1 datum scheme as the production fixture |
|---|---|
| Indicators | Go/no-go pins and blocks, dial gauges, digital indicators with data output |
| Material | Hardened locators and check pins; aluminium or steel base |
| Handling | Quick clamping, ergonomic loading, weight-balanced for shift use |
| Documentation | Check sheet, master-part correlation record, re-certification interval |
Scope of supply
What is included
- Gauge concept from drawing and GD&T
- Manufactured and inspected fixture
- Master-part correlation or CMM report
- Operator check sheet and instructions
- Re-certification interval and wear-parts list
Need this quoted?
Send the part drawing or a photo with your volume and cycle time. An engineer responds within one working day.
Applications
Where it is used
- Line-side checks in weld shops and press shops
- Incoming inspection of bought-out parts
- Setup approval at the start of each shift
- Customer audit support
- Supplier development
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View productFAQ
Checking Fixtures & Gauges: common questions
How do you certify a checking fixture?
By correlating it to a master part or to CMM measurement data so that a 'go' on the fixture reliably matches a passing dimension on the drawing.
How often should gauges be re-certified?
It depends on usage; a common practice is six- or twelve-monthly, or after any impact. We supply a recommended interval with the fixture.
Can a checking fixture replace CMM measurement?
It complements it. The fixture catches drift at the line in seconds; the CMM remains the reference for full dimensional reports.
Start a project
Hand over your production challenge.
Tell us what the line has to produce, where, and by when. We will come back with a scoped approach, a realistic timeline and the questions that matter — usually after a site visit or a drawing review.
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- Detailed RFQ with drawings (PDF, DWG, STEP)