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Used test instrumente in Germany

  • Mitutoyo Holtest 368-903 H 20

    Mitutoyo Holtest 368-903 H 20 - 50mm Set 3-Point Inside Micrometer 6 Pieces 0.005 .de

    • Manufacturer: Mitutoyo

    Three-point â 3-point â inside micrometer - 6-piece Manufacturer: Mitutoyo Item number: 368-903 H 20-50 ST Made in Japan Features: - Measuring range: 25-30 mm - Measuring accuracy: 1 DIV = 0.005 mm The function i...

    $3,484 USD
    Berlin, Germany
  • HARTIG internal micrometer (2-point system)

    HARTIG internal micrometer (2-point system) .de

    • Manufacturer: HARTIG

    📏 HARTIG internal micrometer (2-point system) Precise bore gauge with extension 📝 DESCRIPTION Inside micrometer (2-point measuring system) from the manufacturer HARTIG for precise measurement of internal bores. V...

    $88 USD
    Berlin, Germany
  • 3-line internal measuring circuit Holtest

    3-line internal measuring circuit Holtest in set

      A Mitutoyo internal micrometer set consisting of individual gauges, the matching adjusting rings and an extension for depth measurement applications. Hardened steel contact surfaces. A ratchet guarantees a repeat...

      $2,299 USD
      Neuss, Germany
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    Overview

    Bore gauges are precision instruments used to measure the internal diameter of holes, cylinders, and pipes. They are essential in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing, where precise measurements are critical. Bore gauges come in different types, such as dial bore gauges and telescopic gauges, each suited to specific measurement needs.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used bore gauge?

    Check the gauge for any signs of wear or damage, ensure it comes with all necessary attachments and calibration tools, and verify its accuracy with a standard measurement.

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

    Pack the bore gauge in a sturdy, padded container to prevent damage during transit. Use a reputable shipping service and consider insurance for added protection.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a bore gauge?

    Regularly clean the gauge to remove debris and dust, and periodically check its calibration using a standard reference. Store it in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage.