Plastic Profile Gauge 200mm - Max Profile Depth 45mm Contour

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R 192.05

Product description

Tork Craft Plastic Profile Gauge — 200 mm (Model ME04200)

This 200 mm plastic profile gauge from Tork Craft is designed to precisely copy irregular contours and shapes on a variety of materials. With a maximum profile depth of 45 mm, it’s perfect for transferring complex profiles such as skirting boards, flooring, trim work, and more.

Features

200 mm length — large enough to span typical skirting or profile edges.
Max profile depth: 45 mm — captures deeper profiles and contours.
Durable plastic construction for lightweight portability and corrosion resistance.
Precise pin-mechanism allows accurate shape replication in seconds.

Benefits

Time-saving: Copy complex shapes instantly rather than manually marking them.
Accuracy: Captures contours exactly, reducing fitting and trimming errors.
Versatility: Works for flooring, trim, mouldings, pipes, skirting and other irregular shapes.
Portable: Lightweight and easy to carry to job site or store in a toolbox.

Specifications

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging card
Package Dimensions	295(L) x 120(W) x 18(H)mm
Package Weight	288g
Product Dimensions	230(L) x 102(W) x 16(H)mm
Product Weight	276g
Material	Body: Plastic gauge
Material	Pins: Plastic
Length	200mm
Profile Depth	45mm
Colour	Red Pin and Yellow handles
Pins	Free-slide pins
Country of Origin	Republic of China (PRC)
Warranty	6 Months
Content	1 x Profile Gauge

Extra Info

Extra Information

Use the gauge by pressing it firmly against the contour you want to replicate, lock the pins, and then transfer the profile to your cutting or trimming tool.
Ensure the gauge pins are clean and free of debris before use to maintain accurate shape capture.
Store the gauge flat or hanging to prevent bending or warping of the plastic pins.

Pro Tip

If working along long run of skirting or flooring, press the gauge at multiple spots and average for any slope or curve.
Label the captured profile immediately (with a pencil on the back) — this avoids confusion when you return to the workshop later.

Safety

Use caution when transferring the captured profile to saws or routers — ensure stable positioning before cutting.
Wear eye and hearing protection when working with cutting tools and power equipment.
Keep the gauge’s pins free of damage; bent pins may lead to inaccurate profile copying.