Mitutoyo Interchangeable Rod Depth Micrometers

The interchangeable rod depth micrometer is available as standard mechanical, mechanical digital and electronic digimatic (see separate digimatic entry). All models have hardened tool steel bases. Measuring rods are ground and micro-lapped on the faces. The sleeve and thimble are satin-chrome finished. Rod diameters are .157" (4mm) and are adjustable in either direction for calibration and wear compensation. Accuracy: Rod Diameter: 4mm. Measuring length per rod: 1" (25mm). Instrument Error: /-3mm. Flatness of reference face (bottom face of base)1.3mm for 60mm/2.5"base. 2mm for 100mm/4"base.

129 Series

Oxford Precision™ Dial Indicating Bore Gauges

Suitable for rapid, accurate measurement of size, concentricity, wear, taper, etc., in a wide range of bores. For workshop and inspection use. All models have one fixed and one moving anvil and a self-adjusting centre shoe. A datum point' can be set by using a setting ring of a known diameter or a micrometer. Zero' the gauge to this datum point by rotating the bezel to align zero' with the indicator. To check a bore is within tolerance, the limit hands can be fixed as required. All anvils are spring loaded to expand into the bore. For accurate reading ensure the stem of the gauge is parallel to the axis of the bore. This can be checked by 'rocking' the gauge back and forth until the smallest diameter is found. All models have interchangeable anvils to cover a range of bore sizes.

Box Angle Surface Plates

Box angles are work holding fixtures for precision machining large work pieces on planer or boring mill operations. They can be used singly or in combination.Manufactured from close grained cast iron with a Grade 2 ground finish. Tee slots are machined from the solid block. Manufactured to BS 5535 Grade B

Mechanical Stroke Counter

Four digit (0-9999) metal body mechanical counters of sturdy chrome plated steel construction. With push button actuator and reset button.

Chrome Desk Tally

Featuring a special mounting base designed for desk, bench or clipboard mounting. Recommended for fixed applications such as assembly line parts counting, traffic surveys, etc.

2/3 Point Bore Micrometers - Analogue

Economical range of mechanical three point micrometers with XT (extended travel) feature on all models between 6 - 200mm capacity. This allows a wide measurement range without the need to change anvils. Both the measuring head and setting ring are UKAS calibrated (6-200mm range only).

Micrometer Ball Attachments

To suit the 1961, 1965 and 1966 series micrometers. Can be fitted to the anvil or spindle on external micrometers to enable round or irregular surfaces to be measured. The ball is hardened and moves freely to allow contact with the object being measured. Note: Always deduct the ball diameter from every reading.

Oxford Apprentice Engineers' Tool Set

Contents:
150mm (6") engineers rule.
0-25 and 25-50mm micrometers.
25mm setting standard.
10x magnification eye loupe.
150 (6") digital caliper.
0.5-1.0mm 20 blade feeler gauge set.
51 metric 60 screw pitch gauge.
Pocket scriber.
Technical data handbook.

Steel Parallels

Hardened and ground steel parallels for workshop use. Supplied in pairs for packing or levelling components prior to machining in tool rooms or machine shops.



Supplied in Pairs

Kennedy® Screw Plug Gauges

Made from the finest quality steel and are thoroughly hardened, stabilised and thread ground under strict quality control procedures ensuring a high quality product and optimum wear life.

Double Ended Go & No Go

Metric Coarse - Class 6H Tolerance

Oxford Precision™ Dial Indicating Bore Gauges

Suitable for rapid, accurate measurement of size, concentricity, wear, taper, etc., in a wide range of bores. For workshop and inspection use. All models have one fixed and one moving anvil and a self-adjusting centre shoe. A datum point' can be set by using a setting ring of a known diameter or a micrometer. Zero' the gauge to this datum point by rotating the bezel to align zero' with the indicator. To check a bore is within tolerance, the limit hands can be fixed as required. All anvils are spring loaded to expand into the bore. For accurate reading ensure the stem of the gauge is parallel to the axis of the bore. This can be checked by 'rocking' the gauge back and forth until the smallest diameter is found. All models have interchangeable anvils to cover a range of bore sizes.