The dot gauge is mainly used by the quality control department to determine stains. It is used to measure and compare the area, diameter, width, and length of dots and scratches on components such as phone cases, LENS, and PLAY to see if they exceed the benchmark High precision Customization can be made according to customer requirements
The dot gauge is mainly used by the quality control department to determine stains. It is used to measure and compare the area, diameter, width, and length of dots and scratches on components such as phone cases, LENS, and PLAY to see if they exceed the benchmark High precision Customization can be made according to customer requirements
The point gauge is usually applied in the appearance inspection of products in the electronics industry. The electronic factory uses point gauges, line gauges, and diagrams for quality inspection, making it convenient for inspectors to standardize and unify standards. Various sizes of stain cards and dot gauges are mainly used by the quality control department to determine stains. They are used to measure and compare the area, diameter, width, and length of scratches and dots on components such as phone cases and displays to see if they exceed the benchmark. They are suitable for LCD, PCB boards, optoelectronics, communication industries, etc By specifying the appearance grade and objectively measuring it using point gauges, line gauges, and cards, the appearance judgment standards of the entire company's products can be unified, reducing the judgment error between the parts receiving department and the supplier. It is possible to correctly convey the required product appearance to the supplier and receiving department without the need to make limit samples or specify the appearance grade! Size: Various sizes, dots: from 0.1 to 3.00, lines: 0.02, 0.05, 0.08, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 3.0. Surface: 0.08 to 1.5. The purpose of the dot gauge is to determine whether an irregular point or linear scratch can pass inspection. The composition of the dot gauge is usually the size of an A4 paper, consisting of a dot area, a 25% gray interface, and scale lines
The point gauge is usually applied in the appearance inspection of products in the electronics industry. The electronic factory uses point gauges, line gauges, and diagrams for quality inspection, making it convenient for inspectors to standardize and unify standards. Various sizes of stain cards and dot gauges are mainly used by the quality control department to determine stains. They are used to measure and compare the area, diameter, width, and length of scratches and dots on components such as phone cases and displays to see if they exceed the benchmark. They are suitable for LCD, PCB boards, optoelectronics, communication industries, etc By specifying the appearance grade and objectively measuring it using point gauges, line gauges, and cards, the appearance judgment standards of the entire company's products can be unified, reducing the judgment error between the parts receiving department and the supplier. It is possible to correctly convey the required product appearance to the supplier and receiving department without the need to make limit samples or specify the appearance grade! Size: Various sizes, dots: from 0.1 to 3.00, lines: 0.02, 0.05, 0.08, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 3.0. Surface: 0.08 to 1.5. The purpose of the dot gauge is to determine whether an irregular point or linear scratch can pass inspection. The composition of the dot gauge is usually the size of an A4 paper, consisting of a dot area, a 25% gray interface, and scale lines
