What type of gage is specifically designed to quickly assess whether a part is properly machined?

The type of gage designed specifically for quickly assessing whether a part is properly machined is the Go/No-Go gage. This gage is a straightforward tool used in quality control to determine if a part meets specified dimensions and tolerances. It consists of two elements: a "Go" side, which is the acceptable limit that signifies the part is within specification, and a "No-Go" side, which indicates that the part exceeds the tolerance limits and is therefore unacceptable.

The functionality of the Go/No-Go gage allows for rapid assessment during manufacturing and ensures that parts are not only machined to the correct dimensions but also that they will fit properly in assemblies. This kind of gage is crucial in high-volume production environments where efficiency and accuracy are essential, as it minimizes the time required for measurement and inspection.

Other types of gages, such as a slide gage, dial indicator, and depth gage, serve different purposes, such as measuring specific dimensions, detecting small variations over distances, or measuring the depth of holes. While these tools are useful for various machining tasks, they do not provide the immediate pass/fail results for part inspection as effectively as the Go/No-Go gage does.