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Unique-Bargains Dial Face Plate 0-100 10mm 60mm 10pcs
Aluminium dial face plates with 0–100 scale, 10 mm mounting hole and 60 mm diameter, pack of ten
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion in workshop environments
- 10 mm mounting hole fits standard rheostat and potentiometer shafts
- 60 mm panel diameter provides clear 0-100 scale visibility
- Thin 0.5 mm profile sits flush on control panels
- Pack of ten plates supports multiple machine setups
Aluminium Dial Face Plates 0-100 Scale
This pack supplies ten aluminium dial face plates calibrated 0-100 for rheostats, variacs and potentiometers. Each plate has a 10 mm mounting hole and a 60 mm panel diameter. The 0.5 mm thickness keeps the profile slim. They are intended for industrial control panels and test equipment.
Suits panel builders and repair technicians
Makers needing a different scale range or a non-standard mounting diameter should look elsewhere. The fixed 0-100 graduation cannot be re-calibrated for custom ranges. Buyers who require plastic or stainless-steel face material will not be served by this aluminium set.
10 mm mounting hole with 60 mm panel diameter
The 10 mm centre hole fits standard 10 mm potentiometer shafts and the 60 mm outer diameter matches common panel cut-outs. Verify your shaft size and panel opening before ordering.
Highlights
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion in workshop environments
- 10 mm mounting hole fits standard rheostat and potentiometer shafts
- 60 mm panel diameter provides clear 0-100 scale visibility
- Thin 0.5 mm profile sits flush on control panels
- Pack of ten plates supports multiple machine setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this dial face plate fit a 10 mm shaft on my existing rheostat?
Yes — the mounting hole diameter is 10 mm, matching standard 10 mm shafts on rheostats, variacs and potentiometers.
Will the 60 mm panel diameter cover the cut-out left by my old 41 mm dial?
The panel diameter is 60 mm, which is larger than the 41 mm size, so it will cover the previous cut-out completely.
How can I confirm the 0–100 scale is aligned correctly after installation?
Turn the shaft to its minimum position, verify the pointer rests at 0, then rotate to maximum and confirm it reaches 100 without binding.
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