'GO' and 'NO GO' are provided on the same end in a ________

Explanation:

Progressive plug gauge:

• Plain cylindrical gauges are used for checking the inside diameter of a straight hole.
• Both Go and No Go diameters are stepped on a single gauge member, so parts can be inspected in one easy operation.
• Members are securely attached to either a taper-lock handle or a tri-lock handle with mounting bolts.
• The ‘Go’ gauge checks the lower limit of the hole and the ‘No- Go’ gauge checks the upper limit.
• The plugs are ground and lapped.

Double-ended plug gauge:

• In a combination go/no-go plug gauge (also called a double-ended plug gauge), the gauge handle has a go plug gauge extending outwards from one side of the handle and a no-go plug gauge extending outwards from the opposite side.

Snap gauges:

• Snap gauges are a quick means of checking diameters and threads to be within certain limits by comparing the part’s size to the present dimension of the snap gauge.
• Snap gauges are generally C-shaped and are adjustable to the maximum and minimum limits of the part being checked.
• When in use, the work should slide into the ‘Go’ gauge but not into the ‘No-Go’ gauging end.

Ordinary depth gauge:

• Ordinary depth gauge is a semi-precision instrument used for measuring of depth of recesses, slots, and steps.
• Available in the ranges of 0-200 mm.
• Ordinary depth gauge is used to measure an accuracy of 0.5 mm.