Universal Concentricity Gaging System LG Series · -10 Catalog-Identified ≤2 µm

LG-10 Lazer Concentricity Gage

Compact steel-base configuration with catalog-identified ≤2 µm accuracy.

The Universal Punch LG-10 is a precision Lazer Gage for cylindrical parts from 1/8–1 in (3–25 mm) in diameter and part lengths up to 6 in (152 mm). Current Universal Punch selection documentation identifies the LG-10 specifically as a 3–25 mm Lazer Gage with a steel base and ≤2 µm accuracy.

Universal Punch LG-10 Lazer concentricity gage family overview showing manual and powered configurations
LG / LGM Lazer Gage family overview LG-10 is the steel-base Lazer Gage configuration; powered applications are reviewed through the LGM family.
≤2 µm
1/8–1 in 3–25 mm published part diameter
Up to 6 in 152 mm published part length
≤2 µm Current catalog accuracy identification
3.5 lb 1.6 kg published shipping weight
What Is the LG-10?

A compact steel-base member of the Universal Punch Lazer Gage family.

The LG-10 is Universal Punch’s -10 Lazer Gage configuration for small-diameter cylindrical-part inspection. Unlike the K and KK families, which are differentiated primarily by indicator-carrier architecture, current Universal Punch selection literature identifies LG by its Lazer Gage architecture, steel base and ≤2 µm accuracy designation.

The model serves the familiar -10 diameter class while extending published part length to 6 in / 152 mm in a compact 3.5 lb / 1.6 kg configuration.

The Universal Punch LG-10 is a steel-base Lazer concentricity gage for 1/8–1 in (3–25 mm) diameter parts up to 6 in (152 mm) long. Universal Punch’s current selection documentation identifies the LG-10 as a ≤2 µm accuracy Lazer Gage configuration.

Universal Punch LG-10 manual steel-base Lazer concentricity gage front view
LG-10 steel-base Lazer Gage architecture. The LG family is documented separately from the K and KK multi-carrier architectures.
Why LG?

A purpose-specific steel-base Lazer Gage architecture.

Current Universal Punch model-selection documentation describes the LG-10 simply and specifically as: Lazer Gage / 3–25 mm / Steel Base / ≤2 µm Accuracy.

Architecture Steel Base

The LG family is identified as its own steel-base gage configuration.

Capacity -10 Size Class

Published part diameter is 1/8–1 in / 3–25 mm.

Accuracy ≤2 µm

The LG-10 itself is directly identified at ≤2 µm in current selection literature.

Terminology note: this page preserves Universal Punch’s official product-family spelling “Lazer Gage.” The phrase “laser gage” may appear in natural explanatory text only to help users searching the common spelling.
≤2 µm
Published Accuracy Identification

LG-10 is specifically identified at ≤2 µm.

Universal Punch’s current model-selection documentation does not describe LG-10 as a generic -10 gage. It explicitly identifies the model as a 3–25 mm steel-base Lazer Gage with ≤2 µm accuracy.

Elsewhere in the Concentricity Gaging System, Universal Punch defines Standard Black at ≤4 µm and Precision Gold at ≤2 µm for applicable -10 and -20 models, with calibration directly traceable to NIST.

Ordering language: this page states that current Universal Punch selection documentation identifies LG-10 at ≤2 µm. Final calibration documentation, indicator/readout configuration and application-specific requirements should still be confirmed with the quote.
LG-10 Published Data

Technical specifications at a glance.

The LG-10 source material supports the part diameter, maximum part length, shipping weight, steel-base architecture and ≤2 µm accuracy identification below. Overall LG-10 gage length, width and height are intentionally not published here because those values were not supported by the source material reviewed for this page.

Part Diameter 1/8–1 in 3–25 mm
Part Length Up to 6 in 152 mm
Shipping Weight 3.5 lb 1.6 kg
Product Family LG Series Lazer Gage
Base Configuration Steel Base Current model-selection designation
Accuracy Identification ≤2 µm Current catalog model-selection designation
Publication rule: no overall LG-10 gage length, width or height is claimed on this page because those dimensions were not stated in the Universal Punch source material used for this build.
Support Geometry & Setup

Configure the gage around the surfaces that actually control the inspection.

The LG-10 remains part of Universal Punch’s modular Concentricity Gaging System: select the gage model, select the support geometry, then configure the indicators and accessories around the part.

Universal Punch LG-10 Lazer concentricity gage roller and part support contact detail
Part Support

Roller and contact geometry

Universal Punch documents dedicated LG timing-belt sets and multiple -10 roller and top-contact geometries across the Concentricity Gaging System. Final LG-10 support compatibility should be confirmed against the actual component and current engineering configuration.

Universal Punch LG-10 Lazer concentricity gage setup and carrier adjustment detail
Application Setup

Adjustment follows the drawing

Important setup inputs include part diameter, overall length, usable support surfaces, feature being evaluated, measurement-contact location, tolerance, readout requirements, calibration requirements and manual versus powered rotation preference.

Full Plain 110-10FP
Half Plain 110-10HP
Quarter Plain 110-10QP
Full Plain Zero 110-10FZ
Half Plain Zero 110-10HZ
Quarter Plain Zero 110-10QZ
Thin Zero Plain 110-10TZ
Special Top Contacts Confirm LG-10 compatibility
Compatibility note: the part numbers above are published -10 roller families within the Universal Punch Concentricity Gaging System. This page does not claim that every general -10 roller is automatically correct for every LG-10 assembly. Final roller/contact selection should be reviewed against the application.
LG-10 vs. LGM-10

Same basic size class. Different drive architecture.

LG is the steel-base Lazer Gage family. LGM is the powered Lazer Gage family.

Universal Punch LG-10 manual steel-base Lazer concentricity gage
Current Model

LG-10

Steel-base Lazer Gage configuration for the -10 diameter class.

  • 1/8–1 in / 3–25 mm
  • Up to 6 in / 152 mm part length
  • 3.5 lb / 1.6 kg published shipping weight
  • Current model-selection identification: ≤2 µm
Universal Punch LGM-10 motorized Lazer concentricity gage side view
Powered Counterpart

LGM-10

Motorized Lazer Gage configuration for applications requiring powered part rotation.

  • Same 1/8–1 in / 3–25 mm size class in legacy literature
  • Up to 6 in / 152 mm part length
  • Legacy catalog shipping weight: 3.7 lb / 1.8 kg
  • Current parts documentation lists a variable-speed motor assembly
Motor-drive documentation note: legacy Universal Punch literature describes an LGM-10 fixed-speed AC 110/220V configuration and stepping-motor options. Current parts documentation lists an LGM-10 variable-speed motor assembly within Universal Punch’s 24 VDC, 0–10 rpm variable-speed drive-system offering. Confirm the current LGM drive package, controls and transformer requirements when quoting a powered configuration.
LG Series Comparison

LG-10 and LG-20.

Current Universal Punch model-selection documentation identifies both LG sizes as steel-base Lazer Gages with ≤2 µm accuracy.

Model Part Diameter Part Length Architecture Accuracy Identification Published Shipping Weight
LG-10 1/8–1 in / 3–25 mm Up to 6 in / 152 mm Steel-base Lazer Gage ≤2 µm 3.5 lb / 1.6 kg
LG-20 3/8–2 in / 10–50 mm Up to 6 in / 152 mm Steel-base Lazer Gage ≤2 µm Not published here
LG-20 weight note: the Universal Punch sources used for this LG-10 page did not provide a clean LG-20 shipping-weight value that should be published here. The value is therefore intentionally omitted rather than inferred.
LG-10 Technical FAQ

Questions engineers, inspectors and buyers ask before specifying an LG-10.

The LG-10 is Universal Punch’s -10 steel-base Lazer Gage for 1/8–1 in (3–25 mm) diameter parts up to 6 in (152 mm) long. Current Universal Punch selection documentation identifies the LG-10 at ≤2 µm accuracy.
Lazer Gage is the product-family terminology used in current Universal Punch model-selection documentation. This page preserves that official nomenclature.
Published capacity is 1/8–1 in (3–25 mm) diameter and part lengths up to 6 in (152 mm).
Published shipping weight is 3.5 lb (1.6 kg).
Current Universal Punch selection documentation identifies the LG-10 Lazer Gage at ≤2 µm accuracy.
Universal Punch directly identifies the LG-10 at ≤2 µm in current model-selection documentation. Precision Gold is also defined elsewhere in the Concentricity Gaging System at ≤2 µm for applicable -10 and -20 models. Final classification and calibration documentation should be confirmed with the ordered configuration.
LG-10 is the steel-base Lazer Gage configuration. LGM-10 is the powered or motorized Lazer Gage configuration.
Universal Punch publishes LGM-10 as the dedicated motorized Lazer Gage configuration. A powered application should therefore be reviewed as an LGM configuration.
Current Universal Punch drive-system documentation lists an LGM-10 variable-speed motor assembly within a 24 VDC, 0–10 rpm drive-system offering. Legacy literature describes fixed-speed AC and stepping-motor configurations, so current drive details should be confirmed when quoting a powered configuration.
Universal Punch documents dedicated LG timing-belt sets and multiple -10 roller and top-contact geometries across the Concentricity Gaging System. Final LG-10 roller compatibility should be confirmed against the part and current engineering configuration.
Yes. Current Universal Punch model-selection documentation specifically identifies the LG family as a steel-base Lazer Gage configuration.
The K and KK families are differentiated by dual- or triple-indicator carrier arrangements. LG is separately identified as the steel-base Lazer Gage architecture.
Send the part drawing, diameter, overall length, available support surfaces, feature being inspected, tolerance, contact or readout requirement, calibration requirement and whether manual LG or powered LGM operation is preferred.
Configure the LG-10 Around the Inspection

Start with the part—not the catalog photograph.

Send Universal Punch the part drawing, diameter, overall length, usable rotational support surfaces, feature being inspected, tolerance or allowable variation, measurement-contact or readout requirement, calibration requirements and whether manual LG or powered LGM operation is preferred. Our team can review the complete application before the gage is quoted.