- To measure odd workpieces, several convenient anvil attachments are available.
- The most often used one is the ball attachment.
Additional technical data is below.
Mitutoyo - Spindle Attachment Tips - for Micrometers
Filter Products:
Inch or Metric:
| Item No. | Type | Inch or Metric | Remarks | Our Price | QTY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101468 | Ball | Inch | .200 Ball Dia. | $19.90 | |
| 101469 | Ball | Metric | .250" Ball Dia. | $22.10 | |
| 208098 | Spline | Inch | .079 mm Dia. | $41.55 | |
| 208062 | Spline | Metric | 2mm Dia. | $41.55 | |
| 208099 | Comparator | Inch | .040" Dia. | $41.55 | |
| 208101 | Knife Edge | Inch | .019" Thickness | $41.55 | |
| 208065 | Knife Edge | Metric | .5mm Thickness | $41.55 | |
| 208102 | Disk | Inch | .500" Dia. | $41.55 |
Features:
- The ball attachments are hardened steel balls with .200” and .250” diameters which are placed on the .250” and .315” diameter anvils, respectively, by rubber caps.
- With these attachments, regular micrometers can measure cylindrical wall thickness, but, .200” or .250” must be subtracted from the readings.
- Other attachments shown here are either .500” or 10mm in length.
- The added amount must be subtracted from the reading.
