DIAL INDICATOR STAND WORK TABLE 60MM
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Indicator Stand | Work Table 60mm
SERIES 294
SERIES 294
A dial indicator work table stand is a specialized tool designed to hold a dial indicator securely in place during precision measurement tasks. It is commonly used in workshops, machining, and quality control settings where accurate measurements of workpieces are crucial. The stand provides a stable platform for the dial indicator, allowing for consistent and repeatable measurements.
- Working table is made of steel
- Holder vertical travel: 100mm
- With fine adjustment: ±1.5mm
- Working table surface hardness is 60±2HRC
Features and Specifications
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Stability and Durability
- Robust Construction: Built from durable materials such as cast iron, steel, or aluminum, ensuring long-lasting performance even in demanding industrial environments.
- Vibration Resistance: The heavy base and sturdy construction minimize vibrations, providing a stable platform for precise measurements.
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Flexibility
- Multiple Adjustment Points: The stand typically offers multiple adjustment points, including height, angle, and arm extension, making it adaptable to various measurement setups.
- Compatibility: Designed to accommodate most standard dial indicators, making it a versatile tool in any workshop.
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Ease of Use
- Quick Setup: The stand is designed for easy and quick setup, allowing users to position the dial indicator with minimal effort.
- User-Friendly Adjustments: Knobs and levers for adjustments are typically ergonomically designed for smooth operation.
Technical Specifications
Applications
- Machining and Metalworking: Used to hold the dial indicator securely while measuring the accuracy of workpieces, such as checking for flatness, parallelism, and concentricity.
- Quality Control: Essential in inspection processes to verify the dimensional accuracy of parts, ensuring they meet specified tolerances.
- Tool and Die Making: Used to set up and measure precise distances, depths, and alignments in the creation of tools and dies.
- Metrology: Employed in metrology labs for high-precision measurements and calibration tasks.