Panel Membrane Gauge Shingle - Stainless Steel Thickness Measuring Tool for Metal Roofing, Asphalt Shingles & Double Ply Membranes

How to Use:STEP 1: Inspect the metal gauge before use to ensure slot surfaces are clean and undamaged.STEP 2: Start with the widest slot. Release the metal gauge with one hand and drag the slot along the panel & membrane.STEP 3: Just slide it into slots until it no longer slides in, and read the thickness.Why Choose Us？①Strict quality controlThey are inspected by the quality control department in 3 processes before leaving the factory. The magnets are well protected and not easily broken. Just to provide you with a better experience.②Wide Range of ApplicationsConstruction workers/ Engineer/Roofer /Homeowners /Claims Adjuster.③Outstanding AdvantagesCompared with other similar measuring tools, we have 4 major advantages: 1. Higher Precision. 2. More Wear-Resistant. 3. More Corrosion Resistant. 4. Higher Hardness.PLEASE NOTE:To improve the accuracy of measuring the panel & membrane thickness, we recommend taking multiple measurements for reference.

• [Precision Thickness] - The tool is accurately measures metal roofing, asphalt shingles and single/double-ply membranes, and magnetic tip for secure contact and engraved scales for steel, aluminum and single-ply materials.
• [Stainless Steel] - The gauge shingle is adopt heavy-duty stainless steel for rustproof on the harsh weather conditions, and upgraded production ensures higher precision, wear resistance, corrosion resistance and hardness.
• [Easy to Use] - The tool is adopt pocket-sized design to tool belts, and slide it into slots until it no longer slides in, and easy to measure the thickness when you’re on a ladder or rooftop.
• [Easy to Read ] - The shingle gauge has clear scales and numbers, which is not easy to wear, helping you to read the data easily, and lifetime-readable engraved markings won't fade like printed scales.
• [Widely Application] - The panel & membrane gauge shingle is widely used in building industry, home, pro workshop, measuring sheets of metal as well as corrugated roofing panels.