Home > Terms > English, UK (UE) > Gauge

Gauge

A unit of measurement equal to a hundredth of a mil.

This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.
0
Improve it
More
Collect to Blossary

Other Languages:

More

Member comments

You have to log in to post to discussions.

Related terms

gauge
Transportation; Railway

Distance between the track's stretch of rails (see 1435 and 4-foot). This system ensures that vehicles can travel freely and without any danger by using standardised gauges. Not ...

gauge
Education; SAT vocabulary

An instrument for measuring.

gauge
Mechanical equipment; Technical Terms-General

An instrument that is used to measure or keep track of a quantity. A car has gauges that show the car's speed.

gauge
Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Any device, such as a meter, used for the purpose of measuring the magnitude of a quantity. 2. Wire data and measurements (see wire gauge, 1, 2, 3). 3. Sheet metal thickness ...

gauge
Jewelry; General jewelry

The width, of a bracelet or necklace. Most commonly used to measure the size of an earring'™s post. Traditional piercings are done with a 20

gauge
Metals; Steel

The thickness of sheet steel. Better-quality steel has a consistent gauge to prevent weak spots or deformation.

storage box
Packaging; Bag in box

A plastic receptacle used for storing a variety of household items or supplies.

bliss boxes
Packaging; Bag in box

The bliss box is a three piece box that is ‘formed’ by a piece of automated machinery. The three pieces of corrugate needed to make this box are shipped flat and separate.

brix
Packaging; Bag in box

The food industry to describe the amount of sugar in beverages. The higher the brix, the higher the sugar content.

carbon dioxide (CO2)
Packaging; Bag in box

Carbon dioxide is a chemical compound containing two oxygen molecules and one carbon molecule. This gas enters the atmosphere through the burning of fossil fuels, solid waste, ...

flutes
Packaging; Bag in box

The internal core of laminated papers which are laid down in an S pattern to form flutes (Usually used in the construction of cardboard boxes).

fluorinated gases
Packaging; Bag in box

Hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons, and sulfur hexafluoride are synthetic, powerful greenhouse gases that are emitted from a variety of industrial processes. Fluorinated gases ...

Terms in the News

Featured Terms

Harry8L
  • 0

    Terms

  • 0

    Blossaries

  • 1

    Followers

Industry/Domain: Extraterrestrials Category: Aliens

Anunnaki

A race of lizardmen from the Draco constellation who are reported by conspiracy theorists to masquerade amongst humankind in the present day, ...

Contributor

Featured blossaries

Guns

Category: Objects   1 5 Terms

Cognitive Psychology

Category: Science   1 34 Terms

Browers Terms By Category

TERMS

SOCIAL

EXTRAS

SOLUTIONS