Flexometers

Flexometers are indispensable tools in machine shops for precise and reliable measurements. Used on a daily basis, flexometers allow accurate length, width and height measurements of various components and materials. Their versatility and ease of use make them an essential tool for professionals. Flexometers, also known as tape measures, consist of a flexible metal tape, often made of steel, that can be rolled up inside a container. More advanced models include a locking mechanism that allows the tape to be held extended without retracting, making it easier to read measurements. Features of Flexometers - Accuracy and Reliability: Flexometers are designed to provide precise measurements with very tight tolerances. The graduations on the tape are clear and legible, allowing accurate measurements down to the millimetre. - Robustness: Made of durable materials, the flexometers are able to withstand tough working conditions and daily wear. The metal tape is resistant to corrosion and abrasion, ensuring long instrument life. - Various Lengths: Available in various lengths, ranging from 2 metres to over 10 metres, the flexometers can be used for a wide range of applications, from measuring small components to large structures. Advantages of Flexometers in Mechanical Workshops: - Versatility: Flexometers can be used to measure a variety of materials and components, making them extremely versatile in the workshop. They can be used to measure metals, plastics, wood and other materials used in mechanical production. - Portability: Thanks to their compact and lightweight design, the flexometers are easy to carry and use anywhere in the workshop. This makes them ideal for measurements in situations where other measuring instruments would not be practical. - Ease of Use: Using a flexometer is simple and requires no advanced technical skills. Simply pull out the tape, place it on the point to be measured and read off the measurement. - Inexpensive: Compared to other measuring instruments, flexometers are relatively inexpensive, offering excellent value for money. This makes them accessible to all workshops, regardless of budget. Flexometers find many applications in machine shops, including: - Measurement of Spare Parts: Used to check the dimensions of spare parts before installation. - Verification of Machined Components: Used to check the dimensions of components after machining, ensuring that they meet technical specifications. - Design and Construction: Used in the design phase to measure materials and components required for the construction of machinery and equipment. Flexometers are essential tools for any machine shop. Their accuracy, robustness, and versatility make them indispensable for ensuring accurate and reliable measurements.