เครื่องมืออุตสาหกรรม – Small Tool Instruments Digimatic Indicators Dial Indicators/Dial Test Indicators – Digimate Indicators โดย Peacock
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196A-6 | BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges – 0.01mm | PEACOCK
BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges 196A-6 PEACOCK
● The back plunger dial gauge is characterized with easy handling since the spindle having the contact point moves in the direction perpendicular to the dial face and the gauge is more compact.
● The dial gauge of this type is convenient for use in achieving a parallelism of the table of the machine tool, with measuring jigs, in restricted areas and on locations where scale reading is difficult. -
196B | BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges – 0.01mm | PEACOCK
BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges 196B PEACOCK
● The back plunger dial gauge is characterized with easy handling since the spindle having the contact point moves in
the direction perpendicular to the dial face and the gauge is more compact.
● The dial gauge of this type is convenient for use in achieving a parallelism of the table of the machine tool, with measuring jigs, in restricted areas and on locations where scale reading is difficult. -
196B-T | BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges – 0.01mm | PEACOCK
BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges 196B-T PEACOCK
● The back plunger dial gauge is characterized with easy handling since the spindle having the contact point moves in
the direction perpendicular to the dial face and the gauge is more compact.
● The dial gauge of this type is convenient for use in achieving a parallelism of the table of the machine tool, with measuring jigs, in restricted areas and on locations where scale reading is difficult. -
196Z | BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges – 0.01mm | PEACOCK
BACK Plunger Type Dial Gauges 196Z PEACOCK
● The back plunger dial gauge is characterized with easy handling since the spindle having the contact point moves in
the direction perpendicular to the dial face and the gauge is more compact.
● The dial gauge of this type is convenient for use in achieving a parallelism of the table of the machine tool, with measuring jigs, in restricted areas and on locations where scale reading is difficult.
