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How does the wringing action occur between two gage blocks?

April 26, 2017Action blocks gage occur

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How does the wringing action occur between two gage blocks?

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• Gage blocks “wring” together for two reasons. First, there is an adhesive action because of an ultra-thin film of oil or moisture between the blocks. Second, there is a molecular attraction, or bonding, between the blocks because of the very flat and parallel mating surfaces.