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Special Micrometers
Mahr Factory
The German company Mahr Group, from 1861 to the present day, headquartered in Esslingen, Germany, is synonymous with precision and reliability in the field of metrology. It has established itself worldwide as a specialist in the development and manufacture of mechanical measuring instruments, from calipers, micrometers, portable surface roughness testers and up to fully automated stations for form, contour, and shaft measurement. Mahr’s deep expertise, especially in surface measurements (MarSurf) and cylindricity (MarForm), makes it a leading choice for industries that do not accept compromises in quality. By providing robust solutions both for the metrology laboratory and for the harsh production environment, Mahr ensures process control and compliance with the strictest specifications.
Official Representation
Our company, ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟΥ Κ ΣΙΑ Ε.Ε., is the official representative of Mahr in Greece and we can support the entire range of its catalog, which includes more than 10,000 different product codes.
4150000
Quality Control Micrometer
Original price
€1.155,00
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Original price
€1.551,00
Original price
€1.155,00
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€1.551,00
€1.155,00
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€1.551,00
Current price
€1.155,00
5-8 Working days
Technical Specifications Measuring range: 0–25 mm, 25–50 mm or 0–1", 1–2" Measuring surface: carbide or ceramic Reading: 0.01 mm / 0.0001" ...
View full detailsSpecial micrometers are precision instruments for thickness and diameter measurements on challenging geometries where standard micrometers cannot seat correctly. They are used for reliable tolerance verification on wires, sheet metal, profiles, curved surfaces and thin parts.
Available in versions with dedicated anvils/tips (conical, flat, disc), micrometers for cans and tubular work, and quality-control micrometers with a dial for fast comparative checks. Choose from multiple ranges, analog or digital designs, from Insize, Ultra & Horex.
Well suited for machine shops, metalworking and QC labs; selecting the right tip geometry and constant measuring force is key for repeatability.
