The difference between a gas gauge and a plug gauge:
    1Measurement method
    The gas gauge adopts non-contact measurement, and the plug gauge adopts time-contact measurement.
    2Measurement accuracy
    The measuring accuracy of the gas momentum meter is high, and the accuracy itself is high0.1Micron, can be used for precision mechanical workpiece measurement. The measurement accuracy of the plug gauge is general, and it can be used to test whether the batch of products are qualified.
    3, probe range
    The probe range of the gas gauge is smaller, while the probe range of the plug gauge is larger than that of the gas gauge.
    4Energy consumption
    The gas gauge requires the use of compressed air for measurement and also uses electrical energy, while the plug gauge has no energy consumption.
    5Use environment
    The air momentum meter has high requirements for the use of the environment, and has requirements for temperature, humidity, vibration, etc. The requirements for the use environment are not very high.
    6Application site
    In the laboratory or production site, gas gauges and plug gauges can be used.
    7, probe price
    The probe price of the gas gauge is lower than that of the plug gauge, and the price of the plug gauge is higher.
    8, cleaning and maintenance
    The air gauge mainly needs to maintain the quality of the air source, and the plug gauge is mainly used for the maintenance of the probe.
    9, multi-section measurement
    The air gauge is suitable for small hole multi-section measurement, and the plug gauge is suitable30mmMulti-section measurement of the above hole.

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