Cutting Edges E27 Lamp Holder Gauge For Detecting Side Contacts
Cutting Edges E27 Lamp Holder Gauge For Detecting Side Contacts
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Cutting Edges E27 Lamp Holder Gauge For Detecting Side Contacts

E27 Lampholder Gauges | Gauge for Detecting Side-contacts with Cutting-Edges in Lampholders E27 | 7006-22B-1
Purpose:
to detect the existance of cutting-edges on side-contact in E27 lamp holder.
Testing:
the gauge is screwed home in the lampholder as far as it will go. The combination is then placed with the plunger of the gauge in a horizontal position and the plunger-face is held against the helder contacts.
In this position it shall be possible to rotate the plunger in a clockwise and an anti-clockwise direction for at least an angle of 60° in both directions.
After this test the combination is placed with the plunger in a vertical position and the plunger-face is pressed against the holder contacts with a total force of 10N.
In this position it shall be possible to rotate the plunger in a clockwise and an anti-clockwise direction for at least an angle of 60° in both directions.
The lampholder complies if the torque applied for both tests does not exceed 0.4Nm.
Related gauges for E27 lamp holder:
| E27 lamp holder gauge | "GO" GAUGE FOR LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-25A-2 |
| NOT GO”GAUGE FOR SCREW THREADS OF LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-26-4 | |
| GAUGE FOR TESTING PROTECTION AGAINST BULB-NECK DAMAGE AND FOR TESTING CONTACT-MAKING IN LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-21-5 | |
| GAUGE FOR TESTING CONTACT-MAKING AND PROTECTION AGAINST ACCIDENTAL CONTACT DURING INSERTION OF LAMPS IN LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-22A-5 | |
| GAUGE FOR DETECTING SIDE-CONTACTS WITH CUTTING-EDGES IN LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-22B-1 | |
| GAUGE I FOR CHECKING SIDE-CONTACT RESILIENCY IN LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-22C-1 | |
| GAUGE II FOR CHECKING SIDE-CONTACT RESILIENCY IN LAMPHOLDERS E27 | 7006-22D-1 |
The Cutting Edges E27 Lamp Holder Gauge For Detecting Side Contacts is a side-contact gauge built to IEC 60061-3. The E27 cap is an Edison screw with 27 mm nominal major thread diameter — the standard mains screw cap in most of the world. Kingpo machines this gauge in-house from hardened tool steel, inspects it against the sheet before despatch and ships it with a calibration certificate, so it can go straight into an incoming-inspection or production-gauging routine.
The dimension that matters on a E27 cap is 27 mm nominal major thread diameter. It is what decides whether the lamp seats correctly and stays safe in the holder, and it is the geometry this gauge is built around.
| Standard | IEC 60061-3 (lamp caps, lampholders and gauges) |
| Sheet | see product title |
| Cap type | E27 — Edison screw, 27 mm nominal major thread diameter |
| Gauge class | A side-contact gauge |
| Material | Hardened tool steel (stainless steel on request) |
| Calibration | Supplied with a calibration certificate; re-calibration available |
| Made by | Kingpo — machined, inspected and calibrated in-house |
The verdict is the side contact of the holder must be present, correctly positioned and free of cutting edges. Read the gauge, do not force it: a limit gauge that is forced into place tells you nothing about the part and damages the gauge.
A single limit gauge proves only one side of a tolerance. A GO gauge shows the part is not too small; a NOT GO gauge shows it is not too large. Running both is the only way to demonstrate a cap or a lampholder sits inside the band, and it is what an auditor will expect to see recorded. If you are building a gauge set from scratch, order the two together and keep them in the same case.
This gauge is not a GO / NOT GO pair on its own — it reads a specific feature. Pair it with the GO and NOT GO gauges of the same series when you need full dimensional coverage.
IEC 60061-3 assigns one sheet number per gauge, and the number is what you should order against. Three things decide it: the cap family, whether you are checking a finished lamp or a lampholder, and which feature is being checked — thread, contact-making, protection against accidental contact, insertion torque or a named dimension. Sending us the sheet number avoids the most common error in this category, which is ordering a cap gauge when the test is on the holder, or the other way round.
Yes. Every Kingpo gauge is inspected against the sheet before despatch and shipped with a calibration certificate. We can also re-calibrate gauges you already hold.
It covers E27 caps — 27 mm nominal major thread diameter. If your lamp uses a different cap family, the sheet number will be different; send us the cap marking and we will identify the sheet you need.
Yes. We machine to customer drawings as well as to IEC 60061-3 sheets, including modified gauges for production gauging where a full standard gauge is impractical.
The gauging surfaces and any thread. Limit gauges are inspection tools, not production tools: keep them off the production line, store them dry, and re-calibrate on a cycle set by usage rather than by calendar.
Other E27 gauges in the same cap family:
Send the standard, figure number and quantity to Kingpo technical sales for a quotation and delivery date.
Specification of the Cutting Edges E27 Lamp Holder Gauge For Detecting Side Contacts. The values below follow the IEC 60061-3 gauge sheet; where a dimension is called out on the sheet, the sheet governs and we machine to it.
| Standard | IEC 60061-3 — lamp caps, lampholders and gauges |
| Sheet | as stated in the product title |
| Cap type | E27 — Edison screw, 27 mm nominal major thread diameter |
| Gauge class | Side-contact inspection gauge |
| Material | Hardened tool steel; stainless steel on request |
| Dimensional tolerance | As specified on the IEC 60061-3 gauge sheet |
| Scope of supply | Gauge and calibration certificate |
| Calibration | Calibration certificate supplied; re-calibration available |
| Origin | Kingpo — machined, inspected and calibrated in-house |
Custom versions, alternative materials and re-calibration are available. Send the standard, figure number and quantity for a quotation. Gauges are inspection tools: re-calibrate on a cycle set by usage, not by calendar time.