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The Mitutoyo Digimatic coolant-proof digital SPC output capable micrometer produces highly accurate, repeatable measurements even when exposed to liquids and dirt.

The MDH Digimatic ABSOLUTE micrometer is the world’s first 0.1µm resolution micrometer

The MDE Quantumike Micrometer offers rapid and precise measurements with its unique wider thread pitch, moving the spindle 2.0 mm per rotation — up to 4x faster than standard micrometers. It features exceptional accuracy with a ±1 μm permissible error, an IP65 protection rating, and a user-friendly design with enhanced display and customizable settings, making it ideal for demanding, high-precision applications.

The ABSOLUTE Digimatic micrometer features a constant and low measuring force mechanism in the thimble for measuring applications such as wire, paper, plastic and rubber parts.

The Mitutoyo magnetic stand pertains to all dial indicators and dial test indicators and are available in many different sizes, styles and types.

The Mitutoyo dial gage stands is designed for comparison measurements of size using a dial or Digimatic indicator.

The Mitutoyo indicator transfer stand is  designed to hold a dial or Digimatic indicator for height comparison measurements.

The Mitutoyo granite comparator stand is specially built to offer precision measuring instruments great stability for better measurement accuracy.

The Mitutoyo comparator stand provides a stable platform to make precise, repeatable measurements with different types of dial and Digimatic indicators.

The Mitutoyo precision granite comparator stand with black granite base is specially constructed to give precision measuring instruments greater stability for exact measurement accuracy.

The Mitutoyo LH-600F Linear Height Measurement System is the latest model in the Mitutoyo Linear Height Gage line several added features and benefits including a rotatable touch screen interface, new self-check feature, an improved 2D mode and more all while maintaining reliability and accuracy.

The Mitutoyo QM Height ABSOLUTE digital height gage provides great versatility with height and other types of measurements. Measurements are displayed on a large, easy-to-read LCD readout.

The Mitutoyo Digimatic Multi-Function Height Gage offers the use of an optional signal probe to achieve highly accurate height and external dimensions with improved ease of operation and enhanced functionality.

The Mitutoyo Digimatic Height Gage achieves highly accurate height measurements with improved ease of operation. Measurements are shown on an easy-to-read LCD display.

The Mitutoyo Dial Height Gage achieves highly accurate height measurements with improved ease of operation. Measurements are shown on a precision dial display with digital counter.

The Mitutoyo ABSOLUTE Digimatic Height Gage with ABSOLUTE Linear Encoder provides highly accurate height measurements in a convenient, easy-to-use system. Measurements are shown on a large LCD display.

The Mitutoyo ABSOLUTE Digimatic Height Gage with Slider Feed Wheel provides highly accurate height measurements with durability, excellent functionality and cost performance. Measurements are shown on a large, easy-to-read LCD display.

The Mitutoyo ABSOLUTE coolant proof caliper delivers highly accurate, four-way measurement capabilities ideal for shop floor use. Measurements are shown on a larger, impact-resistant digital display.

The Mitutoyo Digimatic caliper with standard and nib-style jaws features upper and lower jaws for precise inside and outside dimension measurements. The measurements are displayed on an easy-to-read LCD read out.

The Mitutoyo ABSOLUTE Digimatic caliper is the next generation of electronic calipers. This caliper delivers highly accurate, four-way measurement capabilities with wide measurement ranges available (up to 1000mm/40”).

A Dial Test Indicator (DTI) is a precision measuring instrument used to measure small linear distances or deviations with high accuracy. It features a dial face with a needle or pointer that moves to indicate the measurement. DTIs are commonly used in machining, assembly, and quality control to check for surface flatness, alignment, or runout. They provide precise readings and are crucial in ensuring the accuracy and quality of parts during manufacturing processes.

Axis Gauging tools are precision instruments used to measure alignment, position, or geometry along specific axes. They ensure accurate machining and alignment in industrial applications, playing a key role in quality control and setup processes. These tools help maintain the performance and accuracy of machinery in manufacturing.

Hardness testers are devices used to measure the hardness of materials by assessing their resistance to indentation or scratching. These tools are essential in quality control to evaluate the durability, strength, and wear resistance of materials in industries like manufacturing and metallurgy.

Thermometers are instruments used to measure temperature, providing accurate readings of heat or cold in various environments. An anemometer, on the other hand, measures wind speed, often used in weather forecasting and environmental monitoring. Tachometer reflective tape is a specialized adhesive tape designed to reflect light, enabling the accurate measurement of rotational speed or the RPM (revolutions per minute) of a rotating object. These tools are essential for monitoring and analyzing temperature, airflow, and speed in a range of applications.

Counters and stopwatches are devices used to track and measure time or count events in various industrial and laboratory applications. Counters record specific actions or cycles, while stopwatches are used to measure elapsed time with precision. Both tools are essential for process monitoring and quality control.

Eye loupes and magnifiers are compact optical tools used to magnify small objects for detailed inspection. They are commonly used in industries like electronics, jewelry, and healthcare to examine fine details, surfaces, or components with high clarity, aiding in precision work and quality control.

Binoculars are optical devices designed for viewing distant objects with both eyes, offering enhanced depth perception and clarity. They are commonly used in outdoor activities, such as birdwatching, sports, and surveillance, providing a magnified, wide-field view for detailed observation.

Protractors and combination sets are measuring tools used in precision layout and angle measurement. Protractors are used to measure and draw angles accurately, while combination sets include a variety of tools like rulers, protractors, and squares for versatile measurement and marking in woodworking, metalworking, and construction.

Height and thickness gauges are precision tools used to measure the height or thickness of objects with accuracy. Height gauges are typically used to measure vertical dimensions, while thickness gauges are used for checking the thickness of materials or parts. Both are essential for ensuring precise measurements in manufacturing and quality control.

Calipers are versatile measuring tools used to measure the internal and external dimensions, depth, and step distances of objects with high precision. Available in digital, dial, and vernier types, calipers are commonly used in machining, engineering, and quality control to ensure accurate measurements in various industries.

Digital calipers are precision measuring tools that provide accurate internal, external, depth, and step measurements. Featuring a digital display for easy reading, they eliminate the need for manual calculations, making them ideal for fast, precise measurements in engineering, machining, and quality control.

Digital micrometers are high-precision measuring instruments used to measure the thickness or diameter of small objects with great accuracy. Featuring a digital readout for easy and precise measurements, they are commonly used in engineering, manufacturing, and quality control to measure components with tight tolerances.

Magnetic bases and fitments are tools used to securely hold measuring instruments, like dial indicators or gauges, in place during precise measurements. The magnetic base provides a strong, adjustable hold on metal surfaces, ensuring stability and accuracy during tasks like alignment, setup, and inspection in various industrial and machining applications.

Bore gauges are precision tools used to measure the internal diameter of cylindrical parts, such as pipes or holes, with high accuracy. They are essential in ensuring proper sizing and quality control in manufacturing processes, particularly in machining and engineering, where precise internal measurements are critical.

Micrometers are precision instruments used to measure the thickness or diameter of small objects with high accuracy. They feature a spindle and anvil for fine measurements, often with a screw mechanism for precise adjustments. Micrometers are commonly used in engineering, machining, and quality control to ensure accurate dimensions in manufacturing.

Refractometers are instruments used to measure the refractive index of liquids or solids, helping determine their concentration or purity. Commonly used in industries like food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and petrochemicals, refractometers provide precise measurements for quality control and analysis of materials.

Engineer’s levels and squares are precision tools used to ensure accurate alignment and squareness in machining and construction. An engineer’s level helps measure horizontal or vertical planes, while squares are used to check right angles and ensure proper alignment of components. Both are essential for maintaining precision and quality in various engineering applications.

Steel blocks and plates are flat, solid pieces of steel used in various industrial applications. They provide a strong, durable surface for machining, fabrication, and construction. Commonly used for precision cutting, tooling, and as a base material in manufacturing, they ensure stability and reliability in creating high-quality components.

Steel parallels are precision tools used to provide a stable, parallel reference surface for machining and assembly tasks. Typically used in conjunction with surface plates or measuring instruments, they ensure accurate alignment and consistent spacing, making them essential for precision work in manufacturing and quality control.

Engineer’s hand tools are essential manual tools used for tasks like tightening, cutting, shaping, and measuring in mechanical and construction work. Common tools include calipers, rulers, and gauges, designed for precision and durability in various engineering tasks.

Scales are measurement tools used to determine the weight or mass of an object. In engineering and construction, scales often refer to instruments like weighing scales or mechanical devices that measure force or load. Additionally, in drafting and design, a scale is a ratio used to represent an object’s dimensions on paper relative to its actual size. Scales ensure precision in measurements, whether for physical weight or for creating accurate plans and blueprints.