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R2 156,98
Range:
50-75mm
Readout: Digital and analog
Accuracy: 0.001mm – digital
0.01mm – analog
Application:
A micrometer generally provides greater precision than a vernier caliper, but
can measure a smaller range of lengths.
Before using a micrometer:
- Make sure the workpiece being measured is clean and has no burrs on the
edges.
- The temperature of the workpiece is required to be around 20°C to
have consistent measuring results.
- Precision measuring tools should never be put near a magnetic area to
avoid the micrometer being magnetized.
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R1 985,83
Range: 0-25mm
Readout: Digital and analog
Accuracy: 0.001mm – digital
0.01mm – analog
Application:
A micrometer generally provides greater precision than a vernier caliper, but
can measure a smaller range of lengths.
Before using a micrometer:
- Make sure the workpiece being measured is clean and has no burrs on the
edges.
- The temperature of the workpiece is required to be around 20°C to
have consistent measuring results.
- Precision measuring tools should never be put near a magnetic area to
avoid the micrometer being magnetized.
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R1 960,47
Range:
25-50mm
Readout: Digital and analog
Accuracy: 0.001mm – digital
0.01mm – analog
Application:
A micrometer generally provides greater precision than a vernier caliper, but
can measure a smaller range of lengths.
Before using a micrometer:
- Make sure the workpiece being measured is clean and has no burrs on the
edges.
- The temperature of the workpiece is required to be around 20°C to
have consistent measuring results.
- Precision measuring tools should never be put near a magnetic area to
avoid the micrometer being magnetized.
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R303,25
Range:
0-25mm
Readout: Analog
Accuracy: 0.01mm
Application:
The Tork Craft Micrometer 0-25mm Manual is a precision measuring instrument designed for accurate measurement of
small dimensions with a range from 0 to 25 millimeters. It features a manual operation mechanism, typically
involving a precision screw for fine adjustments and a calibrated scale for precise readings.
Before using a micrometer:
- Make sure the workpiece being measured is clean and has no burrs on the
edges.
- The temperature of the workpiece is required to be around 20°C to
have consistent measuring results.
- Precision measuring tools should never be put near a magnetic area to
avoid the micrometer being magnetized.
