Facom 806.C Mechanical Micrometer 75mm - 100mm
£249.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £309.95
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This 75-100mm measuring range variant is designed for larger components and assemblies, making it indispensable for measuring substantial shafts, cylinders, and machined parts in heavy engineering and manufacturing environments.
The extended range provides comprehensive measurement capability for bigger workpieces whilst maintaining the precision expected from Facom's professional tooling.
Featuring a bias error of 5 µm and parallelism of measuring faces within 3 µm, this model delivers reliable accuracy for demanding quality control applications.
The carbide plunger tip withstands repeated us
The extended range provides comprehensive measurement capability for bigger workpieces whilst maintaining the precision expected from Facom's professional tooling.
Featuring a bias error of 5 µm and parallelism of measuring faces within 3 µm, this model delivers reliable accuracy for demanding quality control applications.
The carbide plunger tip withstands repeated us
EAN 3148512043713 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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