1. Automotive Cylinder Bore Metrology
Inspecting internal cylinders in small combustion engines (such as motorcycle or small industrial motors) to verify wear patterns and ensure perfect sizing before installing pistons and rings.
Problem SolvedUneven cylinder wear can result in cylinder ovality and taper, leading to oil blow-by and power loss. The 2-point contact design and ±2 µm accuracy allow machinists to quickly map the entire bore profile to identify geometric anomalies.
Cylinder OvalityEngine RebuildingTaper DetectionPiston Clearance
2. Precision Hydraulic Valve Sleeve Calibration
Checking inside diameter clearances of tight-tolerance hydraulic control valves and manifold sleeves to prevent high-pressure fluid bypass.
Problem SolvedThermal expansion from handling can distort sub-micron clearances of small hydraulic sleeves during physical inspection. The hollow-structured grip reduces hand heat transfer by 50%, enabling stable, repeatable 0.5 µm measurements throughout deep-pocket sleeves.
Hydraulic ValvesSleeve Bore InspectionHollow-Structured GripFluid Bypass Prevention
3. Aerospace Bushing and Bearing Seat Verification
Qualifying the inside diameters of press-fit bushings and bearing housings in landing gear and flight control actuators.
Problem SolvedAbrasive aerospace alloys quickly degrade standard measurement tips, skewing measurements. The carbide-tipped ball contacts provide extreme wear resistance and continuous calibration accuracy for tight press-fit assemblies.
Bearing Seat InspectionPress-Fit BushingsCarbide Contact PointsAerospace Quality Control