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    Lead Gauge Cal 7

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    This document provides a standard procedure for calibrating lead gauges used by field inspectors. It specifies that gauges must be calibrated every 6 months using a lead gauge setting standard. The procedure involves checking the gauge for defects, placing it in notches of the standard at specific widths, adjusting it to read zero, and verifying it reads within tolerance. Any gauges exceeding tolerances must be sent for repair. Records of all calibrations including gauge details, date, technician, and any issues must be sent to the main office.

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    Lead Gauge Cal 7

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    This document provides a standard procedure for calibrating lead gauges used by field inspectors. It specifies that gauges must be calibrated every 6 months using a lead gauge setting standard. The procedure involves checking the gauge for defects, placing it in notches of the standard at specific widths, adjusting it to read zero, and verifying it reads within tolerance. Any gauges exceeding tolerances must be sent for repair. Records of all calibrations including gauge details, date, technician, and any issues must be sent to the main office.

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    This document provides a standard procedure for calibrating lead gauges used by field inspectors. It specifies that gauges must be calibrated every 6 months using a lead gauge setting standard. The procedure involves checking the gauge for defects, placing it in notches of the standard at specific widths, adjusting it to read zero, and verifying it reads within tolerance. Any gauges exceeding tolerances must be sent for repair. Records of all calibrations including gauge details, date, technician, and any issues must be sent to the main office.

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    Lead Gauge Cal 7

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    John Dolan
    This document provides a standard procedure for calibrating lead gauges used by field inspectors. It specifies that gauges must be calibrated every 6 months using a lead gauge setting standard. The procedure involves checking the gauge for defects, placing it in notches of the standard at specific widths, adjusting it to read zero, and verifying it reads within tolerance. Any gauges exceeding tolerances must be sent for repair. Records of all calibrations including gauge details, date, technician, and any issues must be sent to the main office.

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    Section : Calibration Control 3/7 Approval : Date:1st June 2000

    Subject : Lead Gauge. Revision No : 3 PTSCOS/06-2000

    SUBJECT : CALIBRATION OF LEAD GAUGE.

    1.0 PURPOSE

    1.1 To establish a standard procedure for calibration of lead gauge.

    2.0 APPLICATION

    2.1 Applies to all lead gauges used by field inspectors.

    2.2 This procedure applies to the initial calibration of newly acquired gauges
    and to the periodic recalibration at the specified intervals.

    3.0 ASSOCIATED MATERIALS

    3.1 Lead gauge setting standard.

    4.0 PROCEDURE

    4.1 Field inspectors shall calibrate their lead gauges at least every 6 months as
    outlined in this procedure.

    4.2 Using thumb and index finger, depress the moveable contact point slowly
    and evenly over the full range, slowly allowing the contact point to return to
    the starting position. The indicator pointer shall move freely { without
    binding} and should return to the same starting position.

    4.3 Visually examine gauge for any obvious defects which would affect function
    or accuracy of gauge. If any defects are observed , refer to paragraph. 4.14
    for remedial action.

    4.4 Install the proper contact points on the lead gauge so that the gauge can be
    measured over 2”.

    4.5 Place the contact points in the notches 2” apart in a 2” TPF lead gauge
    standard. Adjust the lead gauge to read zero and adjust the gauge.

    4.6 Transfer the lead gauge to a 3” TPF standard and observe the reading. The
    lead gauge should read 0.0085” +- 0.0005 fast.

    4.7 Repeat steps 4.5 and 4.6 two additional times.

    4.8 Place the lead gauge in the 3” TPF standard and readjust the gauge to read
    zero and lock the gauge.

    4.9 Transfer the lead gauge to the 2” TPF standard and obseve the reading. The
    lead gauge should read 0.0085” +- 0.005” slow.

    4.10 Repeat steps 4.8 and 4.9 two additional times

    4.11 All lead gauges should have repeatability of 0.0005”

    Item CNo:PTSCOS,CAL3/07 –6/2000 Page 1


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    Section : Calibration Control 3/7 Approval : Date:1st June 2000

    Subject : Lead Gauge. Revision No : 3 PTSCOS/06-2000

    4.12 Any lead gauges exceeding specified tolerances per paragraph 4.6 , 4.9 and
    4.11 at any time during calibration , shall be returned to inspection services
    for repair.

    4.13 All repair work shall be performed by a qualified induvidual.

    5.0 DOCUMENTATION

    5.1 A record of field calibration shall be send to main office . The record shall
    include as a minimum, the following information.

    a. A description of the item calibrated.

    b. Serial number of item calibrated.

    c. The date calibration was performed.

    d. Identifying mark of the individual performing the calibration.

    e. Notation of any out of tolerance conditions.

    f. The instruments and/or standards used in calibration.

    Item CNo:PTSCOS,CAL3/07 –6/2000 Page 2


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