Are the feeler gauges flexible?
354505
Yes to some extent, the thicker the feeler gauge the less flexible they become.
813235
am not sure, but the one of the ends is made from rubber, so is some flexible
479379
Not that I am aware of. My only complaint about this gauge is the fact that it is not easy to attach securely to the valve stem. Otherwise I think it is great, but I'm not aware of any other attachments for it.
469080
No. The electronics are not connected to the tension gauge. It is completely manual but it hasn't been an issue for me.
1463956
Patricia, I don't know the gauge but it is quite "weighty". Not soft or flexible at all.
489420
Hi, I think these are 31 gauge--very thin! I can hardly feel these when I use them.
1773615
It appears to be. They do stretch. But they do feel tight when first put on. I do not have a big hand and they felt tight for me.
596852
In my opinion, yes. The different hardness allow you to get just enough force without scratching or bending.
437836
Not that flexible. I feared this might hurt my kid so I use "Vicks Comfort Flex Digital Thermometer instead"
417171
pretty flexible yes. They are relatively elastic however a 1" dia. might be pushing it. That will take some work. I think you may be able to do it but I am not for certain.
1676987
I'm not sure about the gauge....only the quality. It is definitely worth the money, maybe get two, seriously.
558623
They are flexible but I wouldn't roll them up. You won't get a tight roll to save space.
960306
Yes they do. Conventional quick connects like all R-134-A adaptors. I paid 49 dollars for a nice gauge set at Harbor Freight and use that now instead of my R-12 gauges with these adaptors. Comes in a nice box too. Not a whole lot of difference in price and the gauge reflects the actual pressures.
1404195
They are 18 gauge. We have a many of there pans and never had a problem with them bending are warping.
28554
there are but they are hard to feel with gloves of any kind on. They are on the underside (right) of the rigid band.
697865
This listing is generic and does not specify, they can be either gauge, better ask each individual seller to be sure.
1204227
not sure of pressure on gauge but the firmness to the touch depends on the size of your boat and how rough the water is. They should be pretty firm to take the impact of the dock. If too soft your boat may hit the dock. With that being said they need to be firm but not too much so they can absorb some impact without fully collapsing.hope I helped