Measuring Tools

Sometimes measurements need to be a bit more accurate than can be achieved with a steel rule and a good caliper is part of the must-have workshop equipment of any experienced two-wheeler wrench. This dual-scale vernier caliper is equipped with standard outside and inside jaws. Its hardened stainless steel construction features easy-to-read, satin-chromed 0-150mm and 0-6" scales. It offers 4 measurement modes for handling practically any inside/outside/depth measurement application. A professional quality product by the renowned Japanese manufacturer Mitutoyo.

Professional measuring tool when hundredths of a millimeter count. This 0-150mm caliper is equipped with standard outside and inside jaws, depth bar and an easy-to-read 0,01 mm dial for quick and very accurate measurements. With its measurement modes it can handle practically any inside/outside/depth measurement. Made from hardened stainless steel. A quality product by the renowned Japanese manufacturer Mitutoyo.

Precision feeler gauges for the workshop or toolbox. Measuring range 0.04mm - 0.1mm in 0.01mm steps and 0.1mm - 1mm in 0.05mm steps. Contains 25 sheets.

Precision feeler gauges which should not be missing in any toolbox or workshop equipment. Measuring range 0.03mm - 0.1mm in 0.01mm steps and 0.1mm - 1mm in 0.05mm steps. This set contains 26 blades.

Measures SAE threads. Eighteen blades for the following thread numbers: 8, 9, 10 ,11, 11,5 ,12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 27, 28, 32, 36, 40 and 44 threads per inch.

This handy measuring gauge greatly helps to determine thread, length and diameter of metric and American UNF/UNC nuts and bolts.

Check out the tool box of your local mechanic, or in the race pits, and you‘re likely to see dial-type tire gauges because they‘re very accurate and easy to read. The TirePro gauge has a 12“ flexible hose that makes even hard-to-get-to valves an easy endeavor, and a built-in valve lets you „bleed“ down to the desired pressure. Readings are in psi and Kpa (up to 60 psi), and the dial is protected by a rubber boot.

Small and handy feeler gauge set with 18 blades in sizes of 0.010 inches (0.254 mm) to 0.035 inch (0.889 mm). The blades are double stamped with U.S. and metric sizes.

Even the coolest chop will see some high temps every once in a while. For example, a worn out bushing in your engine needs to be replaced. To get it out without damage to the aluminium cases, they need to be heated to just the right temperature. If you just point your blowtorch in a general direction and hope for the best, you risk warping or cracking your cases. This no-touch infra red thermometer by Bahco is also just the tool to have around when you want to check the engine temperature after a long idle, or you might want to check the temps of your headpipes, analyse your exhaust gas temperatures in relation to the jets in your carb, check oil temperatures. You might even check your body temperature or the temperature of your after work beer. 
Fast, precision measurement, easy-to-read LCD display (with light option). For maximum pointing accuracy, switch on the built in laser pointer (make your own holster for wearing it with max style). Measurement range is from -50°C to 550°C or, switched to Fahrenheit, -58°F to 1020°F, accuracy is ±1,5°. For medical purposes a mite on the inaccurate side, for everything happening in and on Milwaukee tractors just what the doctor ordered.
A 9V 6LR61 battery (not included) is needed for operation.

Easy to use spring tester, which is designed to measure spring pressure for sorting springs, setting valve height and determining, if a spring is still servicable. May be used in a bench vise, arbor or hydraulic press. Works with any type of spring cylindrical or conical spring with OD no larger than 1.6” (= 40 mm). Cylinder and body are manufactured from 6061-T6 aluminum and teh steel spring plates and mandrel will provide years of service. Attached to the cylinder is 70 mm Ø precision pressure gauge with bar/psi indication, which is protected with a rubber boot, reducing shock to the gauge during handling and use.

After chain adjustment or maintenance work that required loosening or removal of the rear wheel axle it is necessary to realign the drive chain or belt. If you don´t want to rely on inaccurate sight controls you can check chain or belt alignment precisely with state-of-the-art laser technology. Remember: correct alignment noticeably improves dynamics and significantly reduces friction and wear.
A laser tool for occasional use. Applied to the rear sprocket or belt pulley, it generates a laser dot that indicates the actual alignment of the sprocket in relation to the chain directly on the chain links - it can't be faster or more accurate.

After chain adjustment or maintenance work that required loosening or removal of the rear wheel axle it is necessary to realign the drive chain or belt. If you don´t want to rely on inaccurate sight controls you can check chain or belt alignment precisely with state-of-the-art laser technology. Remember: correct alignment noticeably improves dynamics and significantly reduces friction and wear.
A laser tool with increased performance for frequent users or professionals. It creates a laser line for faster and more accurate control of chain or belt alignment.