A Dipstick Oil Level Gauge is used in an internal combustion engine that is used to measure the level of oil in the engine's oil pan. The dipstick is typically a long, thin metal rod with markings on it that indicate the minimum and maximum oil levels. To use the dipstick oil level gauge, the engine must be turned off and allowed to cool for a few minutes. The dipstick is then removed again, and the oil level is read by looking at the markings on the dipstick.

Attributes:
• Withstand 90N of pull at the Handle.
• Help improve its performance, as it ensures that all the moving parts are properly lubricated.
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability, reliability, and productivity.

Applications:
A Dipstick Oil Level Gauge is used to measure the level of oil in an internal combustion engine's oil pan with markings on it that indicate the minimum and maximum oil levels.