The Moore & Wright MW800 Series Screw Pitch Gauges are precision thread identification tools designed for accurately checking both internal and external thread forms. Manufactured with accurately milled steel blades and housed within a robust steel sleeve, these gauges provide a reliable solution for engineers, machinists, toolmakers and maintenance professionals working with a variety of thread standards.
Each blade is clearly marked with its nominal thread size for quick identification, whilst the folding design allows convenient storage and easy blade selection. The range includes S.I. Metric, ISO Metric, Whitworth, Unified and American National thread forms, making the MW800 Series suitable for a wide range of workshop, inspection and maintenance applications.
All gauges are manufactured using durable steel blades for long service life. Selected models include a screw cutting gauge to assist with thread form verification and identification. These gauges provide a simple and effective method of determining thread pitch during manufacturing, inspection and repair operations.
Measurement & Specification Options
| Product Code |
Thread Standard |
No. of Blades |
Range |
Notes |
| 799 |
American National |
30 |
4-42 TPI |
Standard Thread Pitch Gauge |
| 800 |
Whitworth |
28 |
4-60 TPI |
Includes 55° Screw Cutting Gauge |
| 801 |
S.I. Metric |
30 |
0.25-3.0mm Pitch |
Includes 60° Screw Cutting Gauge |
| 806 |
Unified |
30 |
4-42 TPI |
Standard Thread Pitch Gauge |
| 809 |
ISO Metric |
22 |
0.35-6.0mm Pitch |
Includes 60° Screw Cutting Gauge |
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Type |
Traditional Screw Pitch Gauge |
| Series |
MW800 Series |
| Blade Material |
Accurately Milled Steel |
| Sleeve Material |
Steel |
| Thread Forms |
Internal & External Threads |
| Blade Markings |
Nominal Size Marked on Each Blade |
| Applications |
Thread Identification, Inspection, Engineering & Maintenance |
Important: S.I. Metric blades should not be used to check ISO Metric threads due to differences in thread form geometry. However, ISO Metric blades can be used to check S.I. Metric threads.