Facom 806.C25 Mechanical Micrometer
£168.95 at Tooled Up · 23% below amazon price £219.94
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The Facom 806.C25 is a precision mechanical micrometer designed for accurate measurement of components and materials in engineering, machining and quality control applications.
Part of Facom's professional 806 series, this micrometer delivers measurement accuracy to 1/100th mm (0.01mm) across a 0-25mm range, making it ideal for workshop and inspection tasks where precision is critical.
Built to exacting standards, this micrometer features a carbide-tipped plunger and isothermal insulation pads to minimise heat transfer from the operator's hands, ensuring consistent readings even during extende
Part of Facom's professional 806 series, this micrometer delivers measurement accuracy to 1/100th mm (0.01mm) across a 0-25mm range, making it ideal for workshop and inspection tasks where precision is critical.
Built to exacting standards, this micrometer features a carbide-tipped plunger and isothermal insulation pads to minimise heat transfer from the operator's hands, ensuring consistent readings even during extende
EAN 3148512043034 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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