Facom 812A Dial Indicator Gauge and Magnetic Base
£457.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £556.95
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The Facom 812A Dial Indicator Gauge and Magnetic Base is a precision measurement tool designed for accurate dimensional inspection and machine setup tasks.
This complete set combines the 812B.AC dial gauge with the 812.3 magnetic holder, providing a versatile measurement solution for engineering workshops and maintenance professionals.
The magnetic base offers secure mounting to ferromagnetic surfaces, allowing hands-free operation during measuring tasks.
The dial gauge delivers precise readings for checking alignment, runout, and dimensional accuracy across a range of engineering and manufact
This complete set combines the 812B.AC dial gauge with the 812.3 magnetic holder, providing a versatile measurement solution for engineering workshops and maintenance professionals.
The magnetic base offers secure mounting to ferromagnetic surfaces, allowing hands-free operation during measuring tasks.
The dial gauge delivers precise readings for checking alignment, runout, and dimensional accuracy across a range of engineering and manufact
EAN 3148512046158 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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