Product Details
369 Series™ 0 to 1" SAE and Metric Digital Outside Non-Rotating Spindle Disk Micrometer by Mitutoyo®. If you’re looking for a reliable solution to get your job done with the ultimate accuracy, this top-notch measuring tool is right up to your alley. It is designed to help you maintain precision quality control on all the stages of your project. Made utilizing industry-leading materials and high-end equipment, this tool features an ergonomic design for uncompromising comfort and ease of use.
Specifications
| Measuring Range: 0 to 1" (0 to 25.4 mm) |
| Increments: 0.00005" (0.001 mm) |
| Type: Digital |
| Display: LCD |
| Units Of Measuring: SAE and Metric |
| Contact Point Material: Hardened Steel |
| Accuracy: +/- 0.0002" |
| Power Supply: Sr44 Battery |
| Battery Life: Approx. 1.2 Years Under Normal Use |
Features
- The Disk Micrometer is designed to easily measure root tangent length of spur gears and helical gears
- Non-rotating spindle eliminates torque on work piece
- With SPC output
- The Disk Micrometer is designed to easily measure root tangent length of spur gears and herical gears
- Non-rotating spindle eliminates torque on workpiece
- With standard bar except 0 - 15mm, 0 - .6" 0 - 25mm, 0 - 1", 0 - 300mm & 0 - 1.2" model
- Speedy spindle feed of 10mm/rev. (Quickmike type)
- Diameter of measuring disk: 20mm / .787"
- With Ratchet Stop for constant force
- With SPC output (Series 369)
- Supplied in fitted plastic case
- Made in Japan
The world's largest metrology company Mitutoyo® was founded in 1934 by Yehan Numata with one product - the micrometer. Mitutoyo's philosophy at that time was to make the best mechanical micrometer in the world. But also to produce them in quantities that made them affordable and available to all of manufacturing so they could improve the quality of the products they manufactured. This philosophy was expanded in the next several decades to include a wider product offering focused on mechanical, dimensional gaging products. Mitutoyo focused its R&D and production efforts on creating the most advanced micrometers, calipers, indicators and other measurement tools in the world.