The job
A fixed go/no-go gauge with 0.5% and 0.75% indications for its supported chains.
Park Tool · Chain-wear checker
Park Tool CC-3.2 Fixed Chain Checker
A fixed go/no-go gauge with 0.5% and 0.75% indications for its supported chains.
$12.85Nov 7, 26, 12:52 AM · New York
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- Format Fixed two-sided go/no-go gauge
- Contact pattern Two ends across the selected chain span
- Marked indications 0.5% and 0.75%
Format
Fixed two-sided go/no-go gauge
Match the chain before the marks
The indication levels are useful only within the supported chain fit. The common speed label does not erase special-system restrictions.
What this choice changes
Two marked ends for a simple fixed-indication check
The CC-3.2 gives two fixed indication choices on a flat tool, with permanent 0.5% and 0.75% markings. It is a straightforward alternative to the moving window of the CC-2 when the fixed-indication format fits the chain and the way you want to check it.
The current maker guidance covers most 5–12-speed chains, with Flattop and T-Type 12-speed users directed to CC-4.2. That distinction matters even when two chains share the same speed label. The CC-4.2 also has a different three-contact layout and an additional 1.0% mark; neither fact should be silently transferred to this model.
The selected package is one gauge. It is not a master-link plier, rivet driver or documented assembly-hook tool. If holding the chain during joining is another requirement, compare the separate combined hook-and-indicator format from Topeak rather than expecting an unlisted function here.
Specifications & supplied details
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Format | Fixed two-sided go/no-go gauge |
| Contact pattern | Two ends across the selected chain span |
| Marked indications | 0.5% and 0.75% |
| Current maker scope | Most 5–12-speed chains |
| Named limitation | Flattop/T-Type 12-speed directed to CC-4.2 |
| Package | One gauge |
Choose for your actual setup
Match the chain before the marks
The indication levels are useful only within the supported chain fit. The common speed label does not erase special-system restrictions.
Choose an additional function deliberately
For a chain-assembly hook, compare Topeak TPS-SP09. For a different mechanical or electronic readout, compare the exact alternative tool’s guidance.
Fit checks & limits
- The marks are indications, not a stated calibration tolerance or universal chain-replacement rule.
- No assembly-hook or chain-joining function is established for CC-3.2.
Questions before you choose
When is CC-4.2 the more relevant comparison?
When its expressly named Flattop/T-Type scope, three-contact construction or extra 1.0% indication matters for the actual chain.
Does this also hold the chain during assembly?
That function is not established for CC-3.2. Topeak TPS-SP09 explicitly combines a holding hook with its own indicator contact; it still does not replace a joining tool.
Guides for this choice
Alternatives to compare
Selected listing details, manufacturer information and source images were compared. No hands-on trial or universal fit is claimed. Product identifier: B000BR3LHQ.