Digital Micrometer, 2~3 Inch Range, 0.0001 Inch Accuracy

Set zero

1. Wipe the probe measuring
2. Probe closure
3. Lock the screw with the stopper
4. Use a wrench to pull the fixing sleeve until the zero line is aligned

Q1: Is the sisco digital micrometer accurate?
A1: sisco digital micrometers can display accurate measurements in small ranges. Advanced and more accurate models can easily measure distances down to 0.001mm. This accuracy when measuring small objects translates into accuracy for the entire project being carried out.

Q2: What is a digital micrometer?
A2: The digital micrometer is the outside diameter micrometer that uses electronic measurement, digital display, and the principle of the spiral sub to read the distance between the two measuring surfaces on the ruler frame.

Q3: What are the ranges of sisco digital micrometers?
A3: sisco digital micrometer has 4 ranges available: 0-25mm (0~1 inch), 25-50mm (1-2 inch), 50-75mm (2~3 inch), and 75-100mm (3~4 inch).

Tips: How to calibrate the digital micrometer?

1. First test the micrometer is normal, in check whether the micrometer is zeroed, if not zeroed is required to adjust the zeroing.
2. Then we should take a clean cloth to wipe the sides of the micrometer to avoid unnecessary errors.
3. Micrometer is generally measured 4-5 points, low range, range and limit range.
4. Wipe the standard block with a clean cloth, in the measurement, measurement in the record after a good value, repeated 3-5 times can be.
5. After that in the value of the comparison, comparison after the value is not in the error range is not qualified digital micrometer.

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