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422-330-30 | Blade Micrometer – non rotating spindle type – Series 422 | Mitutoyo
Blade Micrometer – non rotating spindle type – Series 422
Range: 0-1″
Order No.: 422-330-30
• The anvil and spindle are blade-shaped for measuring the groove diameter of shafts, keyways, and other hard-to-reach features.
• Carbide-tipped measuring faces are available.
• Non-rotating spindle type.
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340-524 | Outside Micrometer with Interchangeable Anvils, 700-800 mm | MITUTOYO
340-524
Outside Micrometer with Interchangeable Anvils | 700-800 mm
MITUTOYO
• Wide measuring range with interchangeable anvils.
• Measuring face of the spindle is carbide tipped (standard model).
• IP 65 water / dust protection (340-251-30, 340-252-30, 340-351-30, 340-352-30).
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force. -
104-142A | Outside Micrometer with Interchangeable Anvils, 300-400 mm | MITUTOYO
Order No. 104-142A
Outside Micrometer with Interchangeable Anvils
Range : 300-400 mm
MITUTOYO
• Wide measuring range with interchangeable anvils.
• Measuring face of the spindle is carbide tipped (standard model).
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force. -
125-109 | Screw Thread Micrometer, 25-50 mm, 2-3 mm/13-9TPI | MITUTOYO
Screw Thread Micrometer
Order No. 125-109
Range : 25-50 mm
• Fitted with one type of anvil / spindle tip for screw thread measurement.
• The measurement result is directly readable (no need for calculation).
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force.
• Fixed anvil type to suit 60º threads. -
223-125 | Disk Micrometer Series 223, 0-1″ | MITUTOYO
Disk Micrometer (Mechanical counter Model)
Order No. 223-125
Range : 0-1″
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124-183 | Gear Tooth Micrometer, 250-275 mm | MITUTOYO
Gear Tooth Micrometer – Interchangeable Ball Anvil / Spindle Tip Type
Order No. : 124-183
Range : 250-275 mm
• Measures over-pin diameter of gears using precision steel (or carbide) ball anvils / spindle tips.
• Interchangeable ball anvils/spindle tips for various gear modules (0.5 to 5.25) are optional.
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force.
• Ball anvil / spindle tips: optional. -
118-103 | Sheet Metal Micrometer, 0-25mm, Flat Anvil/Spindle | MITUTOYO
SHEET METAL MICROMETER – SERIES 118
This Sheet Metal Micrometer is designed with a deep frame for measuring the thickness of sheet material.
Order No. 118-103
Range : 0-25
Throat depth : 300 mm
Measuring Surface : Flat / Flat
• Measures thickness of sheet metal.
• Measuring faces: Carbide.
• Profile of measuring faces: Flat-Flat, Spherical-Flat and Spherical-Spherical.
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force. -
395-364-30 | Tube Micrometer – Spherical and Cylindrical Anvil Type, 0-1″ | MITUTOYO
Tube Micrometer – Spherical and Cylindrical Anvil Type – Series 395
Range : 0-1″
Order No : 395-3634-30
• Spindle face: Carbide.
• Series 395: IP65 digimatic model.
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force. -
111-126 | Spline Micrometer, 275-300 mm | MITUTOYO
SPLINE MICROMETER SERIES 111
Order No. 111-126
Range. : 275-300 mm
Measuring Face : 3 mm
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142-201 | Point Micrometer (Mechanical counter model) – Series 142, 0-25 mm | MITUTOYO
POINT MICROMETER (Mechanical counter model) – SERIES 142
Order No. : 142-201
Range : 0-25 mm
• Ideal tool for measuring drill web diameters, small grooves and other hard-to- reach points.
• The measuring points (carbide tipped) have approximately 0.3 mm radius.
• Equipped with Ratchet Stop for constant measuring force. -
155-131 | Telescoping Gage – Series 155 | MITUTOYO
TELESCOPIC GAGE – SERIES 155
Order No. 155-131
• A spring-loaded plunger expands within a bore (or groove) and is locked in place allowing measurement of diameter (or width) with an outside micrometer after extraction.
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293-583 | Digimatic Outside Micrometer Series 293, 325-350 mm | MITUTOYO
Digimatic Outside Micrometer Series 293
Range : 325-350 mm
Order No. 293-583
• Constant measuring force: ratchet stop
• Interface Input Tools are available that enable the conversion of measurement data to keyboard signals that are then directly input to cells in off-the-shelf spreadsheet software such as
Excel.
• Measuring faces: Carbide.
