Machine Tools » Metalworking Measuring Instruments

Search By Manufacturer

Search By Country

Building Filters

4

Used lapping table

  • TigerStop TigerSPC Miter Jaw Set

    TigerStop TigerSPC Miter Jaw Set

    • Manufacturer: TigerStop

    TigerSPC is a statistical process control caliper set designed to be attached to the TigerStop table system with working lengths from 0-16 feet.The calipers can be equipped with a selection of both standard and c...

    $295 USD
    Sheboygan, WI
  • TigerStop TigerSPC Flat Jaw Set

    TigerStop TigerSPC Flat Jaw Set

    • Manufacturer: TigerStop

    TigerSPC is a statistical process control caliper set designed to be attached to the TigerStop table system with working lengths from 0-16 feet.The calipers can be equipped with a selection of both standard and c...

    $295 USD
    Sheboygan, WI
  • Trusted Seller
    PAGUS measuring plate

    PAGUS measuring plate

    • Manufacturer: Pagus

    Measuring plate, lapping and control plate PAGUS Working surface: 800 x 800 mm | Working height: 100 mm | Dimensions: 800 x 800 x 100 mm

    $1,753 USD
    Zschepplin, Germany
  • Alpa Metrology EB100 (EB100100)

    Alpa Metrology EB100 (EB100100)

    • Manufacturer: Alpa

    Sine-bar table ALPA EB100 Hardened stainless steel, hardness 60 HRC, lapped surfaces, flatness accuracy ± 0,001 mm, cylinders distance accuracy ± 0,005 mm.

    Pontoglio, Italy

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.