Stable Cast Iron Base: Heavy-duty cast iron construction and approximately 1.98 lb weight provide a solid bench-top platform to keep your micrometer securely positioned during measuring and inspection tasks.
Fits 0-4 Inch Micrometers: Designed to hold compatible inside and outside micrometers up to 4 inches, with a maximum clamp opening of approximately 19 mm for secure positioning.
Adjustable Measuring Angle: Easily change the holder angle with the adjustment knob to position your micrometer at a comfortable working angle for repetitive measurements and inspection.
Protective Rubber Pads: Rubber-padded clamping surfaces provide a secure grip while helping protect your micrometer from scratches and surface damage during clamping.
Hands-Free Bench Measurement: Holds your micrometer securely on the workbench, freeing your hands to position the workpiece and take measurements. Ideal for machine shops, workshops, machining and inspection applications.
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The HFS Micrometer Stand offers a stable and convenient solution for holding your micrometers during measurement and inspection tasks. This sturdy stand provides a secure platform, allowing for accurate and repeatable readings.
Key Highlights
Stable Base: A heavy-duty cast iron base ensures a solid and reliable platform for your micrometer.
Universal Fit: Designed to accommodate inside and outside micrometers up to 4 inches with a 19mm clamp opening.
Adjustable Angle: Easily adjust the holder angle for optimal comfort and positioning during measurements.
Protective Grip: Rubber pads safeguard your micrometer from scratches and damage while clamping.
Useful Facts
Manufacturer: HFS
Part Number: 16440
Weight: 1.7 pounds
Dimensions: 6.5 x 4.53 x 4.72 inches
Material: Cast Iron
Good Fit For
Industrial inspection and quality control
Precision measurement in machining and manufacturing
Workshop and laboratory use
Anyone needing a stable base for their micrometers
