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Used Fowler Micrometers in South Carolina, USA

  • Fowler 52-248-008-1 Micrometer 175-200mm Ratchet

    Fowler 52-248-008-1 Micrometer 175-200mm Ratchet Thimble

    • Manufacturer: Fowler

    Fowler 52-248-008-1 Micrometer 175-200mm Ratchet Thimble *Manufacturer's warranty is only valid when purchased from an authorized distributor.* MSI-Viking is one of the largest Authorized Fowler distributors in t...

    $205 USD
    North Charleston, SC
  • Fowler 52-248-007-1 Micrometer 150-175mm, Ratchet

    Fowler 52-248-007-1 Micrometer 150-175mm, Ratchet Thimble

    • Manufacturer: Fowler

    Fowler 52-248-007-1 Micrometer 150-175mm, Ratchet Thimble *Manufacturer's warranty is only valid when purchased from an authorized distributor.* MSI-Viking is one of the largest Authorized Fowler distributors in ...

    $212 USD
    North Charleston, SC

Overview

Micrometers are precision measuring tools used to obtain highly accurate measurements of small objects, often in mechanical engineering and metalworking. They are designed to measure dimensions such as thickness, diameter, and length with high precision and are available in various types like outside, inside, and depth micrometers.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used micrometer?

Check the micrometer for accuracy, wear, and any signs of damage. Ensure that the calibration is up-to-date and that it includes the necessary certification.

How do I ensure the micrometer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a secure packaging method to protect the micrometer from damage during transit. Consider using a reputable shipping service that offers tracking and insurance.

What is the maintenance schedule for a micrometer?

Regularly clean the micrometer's measuring faces, check for accuracy and recalibrate if necessary. Store it in a protective case to avoid damage.