Product Description
Mitutoyo Blade Micrometers.
Backed with latest technology, we offer a unique range of blade micrometers - series 422, 122 - non-rotating spindle. it features includes the spindle and the anvil have a blade for measuring the groove diameter of shafts, keyways and other hard-to-reach portions along with ratchet stop for constant force. these are packed in the quality packing material for safe delivery of our products.
Precision Measuring with Carbide-Tipped BladesEngineered with fine carbide-tipped blades, these micrometers enable accurate measurements of slots, grooves, and other hard-to-reach features. The 0.75 mm blade width ensures precise contact with narrow workpieces, enhancing reliability in quality control and manufacturing processes.
Analog or Digital Display for VersatilityUsers can choose between analog models with 0.01 mm graduations and advanced digital versions with 0.001 mm resolution. Digital displays reduce reading errors with parallax-free scales and accommodate optional SPC output for streamlined data collection in industrial environments.
Built for Durability and Ease of UseManufactured from robust stainless steel, Mitutoyo Blade Micrometers are designed for long service life. Each model features a secure lock nut or friction thimble for stable measurement and is provided with optional accessories such as setting standards and cases for safe storage.
FAQ's of Mitutoyo Blade Micrometers:
Q: How do I use a Mitutoyo Blade Micrometer for measuring narrow grooves?
A: To measure narrow grooves, align the carbide-tipped blade faces with the feature you wish to measure. Gently rotate the thimble or use the friction/lock nut to secure the reading, ensuring stable contact and avoiding overtightening. Always handle with care to protect the precision blade edges.
Q: What are the main benefits of choosing the digital display model?
A: The digital display offers high resolution (0.001 mm), an easy-to-read, parallax-free scale, and optional SPC data output for recording measurements. These features improve accuracy, reduce reading errors, and can streamline quality documentation in manufacturing settings.
Q: When should setting standards be used with the blade micrometer?
A: Setting standards are recommended at the start of every measurement session or after any significant temperature changes to ensure the micrometer remains properly calibrated. This practice maintains measurement accuracy over time.
Q: Where is the Mitutoyo Blade Micrometer commonly used?
A: These micrometers are widely used in manufacturing, quality control, research labs, and tool rooms across metalworking, plastics, and other precision engineering industries in India and globally.
Q: What process ensures the micrometer's accuracy and repeatability?
A: Mitutoyo Blade Micrometers conform to DIN 863/ISO 361 standards, undergo rigorous quality checks, and utilize carbide-tipped blades for consistent contact. Digital models offer repeatability of 1 m and simple zero-reset for dependable results.
Q: Can these micrometers be used in harsh environments?
A: The micrometers are designed for standard indoor conditions (5C to 40C). They are not rated for protection against dust or liquids, so it's important to handle them carefully in clean environments to maintain precision.
Q: What materials can the blade micrometer measure?
A: These instruments are suitable for measuring metal, plastic, and other compatible materials, making them versatile for a broad spectrum of industrial and laboratory applications.