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K 49 AD Dial Indicator

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K 49 AD +/- 0.1 mm 0.001 mm Ø40 mm 1 available
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Accessory for Dial Indicator
6298-2

Accessory for Dial Indicator

Original price €6,00 - Original price €6,60
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Specifications Type: Clamp for dial test indicators Codes: 6298-1, 6298-2 Length: 17 mm Description Clamp accessory for a dial test indicat...

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Dial Indicator Pins - Carbide - Ruby
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Dial Indicator Pins - Carbide - Ruby

Original price €6,80 - Original price €25,00
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Specifications Type: Styli for dial test indicators Thread: M1.6x0.35mm Contact point material: carbide or ruby (depending on version) Dim...

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Dial Indicators
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Dial Indicators

The dial indicators (or comparative gauges) are high-precision measuring instruments used to check the deviations of a surface from a reference point. They are essential for machine tool setup and component quality control, as they can detect differences on the order of 0,01 mm or even 0,001 mm.

  • Types:Face (Plunger Type): They have a spindle that moves linearly up and down. Ideal for measuring flatness and perpendicularity.Test indicators (Lever Type): They have a rotating stylus (lever). They are extremely versatile for measurements in hard-to-reach areas or for checking radial deviation (run-out) on lathes.
  • Applications: * Alignment of parts in the lathe chuck.Checking parallelism on milling machine tables.Measuring wear on brake discs or engine shafts.
  • Use with Magnetic Base: For the indicator to operate, it must be mounted on a stable magnetic base with articulated arms, so that it remains stationary during the measurement.
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