News and HighlightsTDWIN Taper Software UpdateThe TDWIN Taper program is now being used around the world. We have received several constructive suggestions from our users and would like to provide the first update to the program. We have posted the update to the Products / Software / Updates page. Users should visit the page and download the update to keep the software current. Best Rotor Micrometer Design Our newly designed T-Mic gage for mud motor rotor inspection is superior to anything that the industry has had in the past. The new gage is designed to be easily calibrated and the measurement anvil is removable and can be reground as necessary. Check them out on the Products / Mud Motor Gages / Rotor Gages page.
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When using the IT-6000 internal taper gage, invert the gage and insert the upper contact ball into the thread at the bottom of the coupling and then follow the thread clockwise until the ball is at the top of the coupling. Keeping the contact ball in the thread, retract the gage and insert the lower contact ball into the thread groove at the bottom of the coupling. This practice ensures the contact balls are in the same thread groove and you are inspecting the part correctly. This is just another NOK (Nugget of Knowledge) from Jim Douglas.