Starrett
Starrett T436.1XRL-11 Outside Micrometer 10-11 in
Measures 10 to 11 inches with 0.0001 inch resolution and includes a case
- Measures 10 to 11 inches with 0.0001 inch resolution
- Accuracy within ±0.0001 inch for reliable results
- Carbide flat anvil faces resist wear over time
- Ratchet thimble ensures consistent measuring force
- Steel frame provides rigid, stable platform
Precision Range for Large Parts
The Starrett T436.1XRL-11 is a mechanical outside micrometer covering a 10 in to 11 in range, equivalent to 75 mm to 100 mm. It serves machinists and inspectors who need verified readings on large shafts, plates or bearing journals. A vernier scale provides a 0.0001 in resolution with a stated accuracy of +/- 0.0001 in. The steel frame and carbide-tipped flat anvil resist wear during repetitive use.
Carbide Anvil and Ratchet Thimble
A carbide anvil face maintains flatness longer than hardened steel, reducing the frequency of recalibration. The ratchet thimble applies consistent measuring force, helping different operators achieve repeatable results. An included adjustable wrench allows quick zero adjustment, while the ring lock nut secures the spindle once a reading is taken. A fitted case protects the instrument when not in use.
Simple Mechanical Setup
No power source or software is required; the tool is ready once removed from its case. Clean the anvil and spindle faces before each session to avoid dust-induced errors. Apply the ratchet gently — forcing the spindle can distort the frame and invalidate the 0.0001 in accuracy. Verify zero on a known standard periodically, as the long-form calibration certificate is not supplied.
Highlights
- Measures 10 to 11 inches with 0.0001 inch resolution
- Accuracy within ±0.0001 inch for reliable results
- Carbide flat anvil faces resist wear over time
- Ratchet thimble ensures consistent measuring force
- Steel frame provides rigid, stable platform
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the carbide anvil on this 10-11 in micrometer wear enough to need replacement?
The carbide anvil is very hard and resists wear under normal use; replacement is rarely needed unless the flat face is damaged.
What limits accuracy first when taking many measurements in a row with the 0.0001 in resolution?
The stated accuracy of +/- 0.0001 in is the limiting factor; thermal expansion from hand heat can also affect repeated readings.
How much heat does the steel frame and 0.3 in spindle add during all-day use?
The steel frame and spindle absorb hand warmth, so allow the tool to stabilise near workpiece temperature for best results.
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