Starrett
Starrett T436.1XRL-10 Outside Micrometer 9 to 10 in
Measures 9 in to 10 in with .0001 in resolution using a vernier scale and carbide anvils
- Measures 9 to 10 in with .0001 in resolution
- Vernier scale reads to .0001 in for precise results
- Carbide flat anvil resists wear for lasting accuracy
- Ratchet thimble gives consistent measuring force
- Steel frame with included case protects the tool
Starrett Outside Micrometer 9-10 in
This new Starrett mechanical outside micrometer covers a 9 in to 10 in measuring range. It features a vernier display with 0.0001 in resolution and +/- 0.0001 in accuracy. The steel frame carries a carbide-tipped flat anvil and a 0.3 in diameter rotating spindle.
Suited for inch-based inspection up to 10 in
Machinists and inspectors who need to verify external dimensions between 9 in and 10 in will find the ratchet thimble and ring lock nut useful for repeatable force and secure locking. Buyers who require metric readouts or a measurement range outside this single inch span should look at something else.
Resolution and accuracy set at 0.0001 in
The vernier scale graduates to 0.0001 in and the instrument is specified to +/- 0.0001 in accuracy across the full 9 in to 10 in range. A long-form calibration certificate is not included. The supplied case and adjustable wrench complete the kit for immediate use.
Highlights
- Measures 9 to 10 in with .0001 in resolution
- Vernier scale reads to .0001 in for precise results
- Carbide flat anvil resists wear for lasting accuracy
- Ratchet thimble gives consistent measuring force
- Steel frame with included case protects the tool
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What spindle diameter does the 9-to-10-inch micrometer use?
The spindle measures 0.3 in, which is the standard size for this frame and allows the carbide anvil to contact the workpiece evenly.
How do I zero the vernier before taking a reading?
Close the spindle against the anvil using the ratchet thimble, then turn the lock nut ring until the vernier zero line aligns with the sleeve reference line.
When should the carbide anvil be checked for wear?
Inspect the flat carbide anvil whenever the micrometer is calibrated; if the surface shows pitting or flatness loss, replace the anvil to maintain the stated 0.0001-in accuracy.
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