Our PGNG Go-No-Go Gauges are precision quality control tools used to verify the accuracy of threaded tops on glass and plastic containers. These gauges are designed to ensure that the threading, outside diameter, spacing, tolerances, and other specified dimensions of the container tops meet required standards.

The PGNG gauges are available for various industry standards, including:

• Finish Gauge 28mm-PCO-1816 PET
• Finish Gauge 28mm Pet/28-969-1716
• Finish Gauge 38mm Glass/38-1663
• Finish Gauge 38mm Pet/38-1690
• Finish Gauge 28mm Glass/28-1650RE
• Finish Gauge 28mm-PCO-1810 PET
• Finish Gauge 28BPF

Additionally, the gauge can be custom-built according to the customer’s specifications based on sample drawings.

FAQ for PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge

What is the purpose of the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge?

The PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge is a precision tool used to verify the accuracy of threaded tops on glass and plastic containers. It ensures that critical dimensions such as threading, diameter, and spacing meet industry standards and specific customer requirements, facilitating quality control in packaging.

What dimensions can the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge measure?

The PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge measures various critical dimensions including threading, outside diameter, and spacing of container tops. This ensures that the containers meet the required tolerances and specifications for quality assurance.

Are there different types of PGNG Go-No-Go Gauges available?

Yes, the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauges are available for various industry standards, including gauges for 28mm and 38mm finishes for both glass and PET containers. Specific models include the Finish Gauge 28mm-PCO-1816 PET, Finish Gauge 38mm Glass/38-1663, and others tailored for different applications.

Can the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge be customized?

Absolutely! The PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge can be custom-built according to the customer’s specifications based on sample drawings, allowing for tailored solutions to meet specific quality control needs.

How does the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge contribute to quality control?

The PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge plays a crucial role in quality control by accurately assessing whether the threaded tops of containers conform to established standards. This helps prevent issues related to improper sealing, leakage, and compatibility with closures, thereby ensuring product integrity.

Is training required to use the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge effectively?

While the PGNG Go-No-Go Gauge is designed for ease of use, some basic training on how to interpret the measurements and understand the gauge’s functionality may be beneficial for optimal results in quality control processes.