Needle Point Contact Points Set for Depth Gauge Dial Indicator M2.5 Thread 1mm Diameter (D1mm)
Description
🔍 Measure with Confidence: Elevate Your Precision Game!
- DURABLE MATERIAL - Made from high-speed steel for long-lasting performance.
- RANGE OF LENGTHS - Includes lengths from 10mm to 50mm for diverse probing needs.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Crafted for accuracy in every measurement.
- INTERCHANGEABLE DESIGN - Easily switch between contact points for different applications.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Perfectly fits various dial indicators and height gauges.
The Needle Point Contact Points Set is designed for professionals seeking precision in measurement. With a thread size of M2.5 and a diameter of 1mm, this set includes five interchangeable needle contact points ranging from 10mm to 50mm in length, all crafted from durable high-speed steel. Ideal for probing grooves and holes, this set enhances the functionality of your dial indicators and height gauges.
Reviews
H**R
Verify the thread type you need before ordering.
Work very well with a variety of gauges and indicators. These do not work themselves loose in use as other brands we have used have done.
V**U
2.5 mm needle point
Perfect!
F**I
Great product for my needs
I needed to replace the stylus for another product which I purchased on Amazon (TP05C, CNC probe), and this item had the correct thread. The product listing doesn't include a drawing, so I've included one with this review. The length indicated in the listing does not represent the total length of the stylus. The overall length is longer, due to the knurled portion of the base (7mm).
B**L
Nice
Works great
C**G
Get the ADAPTER!
Ok this my fault for maybe not paying attention but somewhere it should say in big bold letters that the thread size is NOT the standard thread you see on most dial indicators. Quality look good and I’ll own it but everyone should get the adapter if you want to make this work
J**N
Nope for me
It's better to purchase Carbide material pins, these wear out overtime which can lead to inaccurate readings
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