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Mitutoyo 104-136A mechanical outside micrometer
Outside Micrometers are length measuring instruments based on the principle of using screw threads to measure linear distances, an invention originating with Gascoigne in 1638. The “U” shaped frame of the modern standard Micrometer originated with the French inventor J. Palmer, who received a patent in 1848, marking the beginning and development of the modern Micrometer.
Mitutoyo 104-136A
The Mitutoyo 104-136A mechanical outside micrometer is compactly designed, with a measuring range of 150 - 300mm, a division of 0.01mm and an accuracy of ±8µm. This product is ideal for measuring the length, outside diameter of parts and material thickness in engineering industries such as construction, mechanical engineering, molds, automobiles, and furniture with high accuracy.
Advantages of Mitutoyo mechanical outside micrometer
Modern production technology: Mitutoyo 104-136A micrometer is manufactured using modern Japanese technology. The micrometer frame is electrostatically painted at temperatures above 65°C (150°F), helping the paint surface to be shiny and increasing the durability and adhesion of the paint layer.
Exquisite design: The panme is compact and sophisticatedly designed, with two measuring heads coated with anti-wear coating (carbide), which increases durability and prolongs usage time. The product is contained in a plastic or wooden box, convenient for storage and transportation.
High precision: The panme is equipped with a sliding latch for constant measuring force, making it easy for users to use the device, ensuring accurate and stable measurement results. The standard shaft and accompanying accessories are convenient for calibrating standard parameters, helping the device operate stably and ensuring measurement accuracy.
Notes when using Mitutoyo mechanical outside micrometer
Preserve: Mitutoyo micrometers should be stored in a dry place, away from moisture and high humidity. Regularly check and calibrate to ensure accuracy.
Avoid collision: Do not use the Micrometer to measure rotating or moving parts. Avoid dropping the Micrometer on the floor, workshop floor, machine bench, or other hard surfaces.
Toilet: Always keep the Micrometer free of dust and dirt on the two measuring heads. The surface of the two measuring heads should be cleaned with clean, dust-free paper or RP7 solution before and after use.
Store separately: Do not store the Micrometer with other repair or machining tools to avoid damage due to collision. After use, the Micrometer should be placed in the correct position in the box for storage.
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