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    Suburban Tool, Inc. MV-14 Optical

    Suburban Tool, Inc. MV-14 Optical Comparator

    • Manufacturer: Suburban Tool
    • Model: MV-14

    OEM:Material:Common Name:Model Name:Item Weight:Serial Number:SKU#:Powers On:Includes Power Cords:Functional Condition:Cosmetic Condition:Location:

    $2,370 USD
    Twinsburg, OH
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    Starrett RS.020A1

    Starrett RS.020A1

    • Manufacturer: Starrett

    The STARRETT RS.020A1 Gage Block is a precision instrument designed for accurate measurements in industrial and scientific applications. This individual gage block has a dimension of 0.020 inches, making it suita...

    Cary, NC
  • Keyence IM6500 image dimension measuring

    Keyence IM6500 image dimension measuring system (2011)

    • Manufacturer: Keyence
    • Model: IM-6500

    Fully tested with 90 day warranty Originally sold December 2011 Includes IM6020ISO measuring system with dual camera and ISO certification IM-6501E Controller Calibration reticle with certificate CD with IM-H11V...

    $14,900 USD

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    Est. $293/mo

    San Jose, CA

Overview

Comparators are precision instruments used to measure small deviations in dimensions by comparing the part being measured with a standard. They are essential in quality control processes in manufacturing, ensuring parts meet exact specifications. Common types include dial, digital, and optical comparators.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used comparator?

Check for accuracy, calibration records, and any signs of wear or damage. Ensure it meets your specific measurement needs and industry standards.

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

Use specialized packaging to protect delicate components. Consider using a shipping service experienced in handling precision instruments.

What is the maintenance schedule for a comparator?

Regularly clean the instrument to prevent dust build-up, and verify calibration periodically. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.