

Facom 806.C Mechanical Micrometer
£176.95 at Tooled Up · 29% below amazon price £247.67
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This 25-50mm measuring range variant is ideal for mid-sized components and assemblies commonly found in general engineering and manufacturing applications.
The compact measuring span makes it particularly suitable for verifying shaft diameters, bearing housings, and machined parts within this dimensional range, offering the perfect balance between portability and capability.
With a bias error of just 4 µm and parallelism of measuring faces within 2 µm, this model delivers exceptional accuracy for quality control and precision engineering tasks.
The carbide plunger tip ensures long-term dimensi
The compact measuring span makes it particularly suitable for verifying shaft diameters, bearing housings, and machined parts within this dimensional range, offering the perfect balance between portability and capability.
With a bias error of just 4 µm and parallelism of measuring faces within 2 µm, this model delivers exceptional accuracy for quality control and precision engineering tasks.
The carbide plunger tip ensures long-term dimensi
EAN 3148512043515 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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