What this set does Complete weld inspection gauge set for checking bevel angles, weld height, weld width, gap size and undercut depth. Includes six stainless-steel gauges in different sizes to cover a wide measurement range: general weld gauge, MG-8 weld gauge, adjustable fillet (throat) gauge, MG-11 weld gauge, V-Wac measuring/bevel-edge weld gauge, and a high-low weld gauge. Designed for quick, repeatable checks during fabrication and inspection to confirm welds meet specifications. Key benefits — why you need this Ensure weld quality and reduce rework: precise local measurements help detect undercut, incorrect fillet size, excessive gap or wrong bevel angles before parts move to the next process. Saves inspection time: multiple dedicated gauges in one compact set speed up visual and dimensional checks on site. Durable, reliable measurements: all gauges are made from stainless steel for stable, wear-resistant performance and long service life. Portable and easy to use: lightweight gauges that fit in a toolbox and allow fast handheld checks without complex setup. What makes it stand out Complete set with recognized models (MG-8, MG-11, V-Wac) plus adjustable fillet and high-low gauges for a broad set of common inspection tasks. Reasonable construction and finish for consistent contact against weld surfaces, minimizing measurement error from tool deformation or corrosion. Fits both field and shop environments where robustness and repeatability are required. Compatibility and performance Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability. Six different gauges provide a broad measurement range suitable for small to large welds; shapes and edges designed for direct contact measurement of angles, gaps, heights and undercuts. Simple mechanical gauges — no batteries or calibration equipment required for routine checks (follow company QA procedures for formal calibration intervals). Typical applications and use scenarios Shipbuilding: rapid inspection of hull and deck welds to verify bevel angles and fillet sizes during assembly and before coating. Pressure vessels and boilers: measure weld throat, gap and undercut depth to confirm compliance with welding procedure specifications and acceptance criteria. Oilfield pipeline and structural steel work: field verification of pipeline girth welds and bridge connections where durable, portable gauges speed up inspection and maintenance. Practical notes for users Use the appropriate gauge from the set for the characteristic you need to check (angle, fillet throat, gap, high/low, undercut). Clean the weld area of loose scale or slag for best contact and most accurate readings. Store gauges dry to preserve finish; follow your company’s QC/calibration schedule for traceable inspection programs. Includes: 6 stainless-steel weld inspection gauges (weld gauge, MG-8, adjustable fillet gauge, MG-11, V-Wac bevel/edge gauge, high-low weld gauge) — a portable, durable toolkit for on-site and shop weld inspection.