Gauge thickness is a number that refers to how thick the stainless-steel material is that’s used in the sink. The numbers usually range from 18 to 23, and basically the lower the number, the ...

Coating thickness gauges assess the thickness of single-layer coatings, applied paint, or powder coatings. The test is often used on metal substrates but can be performed on non-metal substrates as ...

A thickness chart shows the differences among various gauges of steel. Most safes are built with 12- to 14-gauge steel, but 10-gauge steel is the minimum necessary to deter a break-in.

Destructive film thickness measurements typically take longer than alternative methods. The generally preferred non-destructive approach involves using a dry film thickness or DFT gage. Most DFT gages ...