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    EROWA PRESET COMFORT 3D

    EROWA PRESET COMFORT 3D

    • Manufacturer: Erowa

    Passage between the columns: 560 mm | Voltage 50 hz 3x: 220 Volt | Air connect: 4.5 bar | Machine's weight about: 400 kg | Length: 900 mm | Width: 800 mm | Height: 1900 mm | Tracer, feeler: RENISHAW

    Brügg, Switzerland
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    2008 MITUTOYO Quick Vision Apex

    2008 MITUTOYO Quick Vision Apex 606

    • Manufacturer: Mitutoyo

    Measuring range axis x-y-z: 600x600x250 mm | Table size width x depth: 697x758 mm | Size of machine length/width/height: 2000x1500x1600 mm | Weight approx: 1500 Kg

    Beringen, Switzerland
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    MARCEL AUBERT MA 175-927

    MARCEL AUBERT MA 175-927

    • Manufacturer: MARCEL AUBERT

    Versatile workshop measuring machine for fast, reliable optical measurement in different fields of view. Computer with monitor 12x optics - 8 positions Cross table with Heidenhain measuring ruler

    La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland

Overview

Metalworking measuring instruments are precision tools used in the metalworking industry to measure dimensions, angles, and other physical characteristics of metal parts. These instruments include calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, and many others, essential for ensuring accuracy and quality in metal fabrication and machining processes.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying metalworking measuring instruments?

Consider the accuracy, durability, and brand reputation. Ensure the instruments meet the specific needs of your projects and check for any calibration certifications.

How do I ensure the instruments are shipped safely?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments. Make sure the instruments are securely packed with protective materials to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for metalworking measuring instruments?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the instruments after use, storing them in a dry and dust-free environment, and periodically calibrating them to ensure accuracy.