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Indicating snap gauge 25-60 mm
Article no.: 424900 25-60
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Cast micrometer stand (on request).
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- Standard: Manufacturer’s standard
- Packaging: sturdy box
Product details
Technical Data
| Standard | Manufacturer’s standard | |
| Measuring range | 25 mm - 60 mm | |
| Plane parallelism of measuring faces | 2 µm | |
| Flatness of measuring faces | 0.2 µm | |
| Contact point travel | 2 mm | |
| Gauging force | 7.5 N | |
| Measuring face ⌀ | 9 mm | |
| Measurement technology | analogue | |
| Packaging | sturdy box | |
| Type of product | Indicating snap gauge |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 424900 25-60 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4059192017606 | |
| Manufacturer number | 4450001 |
Description
Version:
Powerful, forged steel frame with thermal insulation. Anvils made of stainless, hardened steel. Anvil spring mounted, can be pulled back by a lever to insert the component. Anvil adjustable over the measuring range by rack and knurled screw. Setting by gauge blocks. Adjustable centring back-stop for setting component centre. Constant gauging force ensured by built-in gauging force spring. Can be used with all dial gauges (not included in the price) with 8 mm clamping shank. Precision dial comparators No. 434674 size 25/0.5 and size 50/1 are preferred. Out-of-tolerance component values can be read numerically on the dial indicator.
With carbide-tipped measuring faces. For cylindrical parts such as shafts, bolts, and shanks, for measuring thickness and length.
With carbide-tipped measuring faces. For cylindrical parts such as shafts, bolts, and shanks, for measuring thickness and length.
Supplied with:
Without dial indicator, with a wooden box.
Optional extras:
Setting dimensions, precision dial comparator No. 434674. Cast stand, measuring instrument holder type Fk for transmitting the lifting movement in the measurement axis, measuring probes.