Product Description
The Mitutoyo 141-002 Tubular Inside Micrometer Head makes measuring inside dimensions of different ranges of cylinders, rings, and parallel surfaces faster and easier. The micrometer head has precision, balance, and durability in mind. Adjust the sizes of interchangeable rods with spacing collars, and an extension rod allows for measurements of deep bores and holes.
Features
- Available in Metric and Inch models
- Some models have carbide measuring surfaces for lasting accuracy and durability.
- Optional setting rings for zero-point adjustment are available
- Each interchangeable rod has its measuring range marked
- Both micrometer head and furnished rods are satin-chrome throughout
- Laser-etched scale on the thimble and sleeve for easier reading in all conditions
- Supplied in a fitted plastic case
Applications
- Industrial
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Manufacturing
- Engineering
- Electronics
- Machining
- Quality Control
- Construction
Similar Gages (141 Series)
- Mitutoyo 141-002 Tubular Inside Micrometer Head, 1-1.25″
- Mitutoyo 141-010 Tubular Inside Micrometer Head, 8-9″
- Mitutoyo 141-026 Tubular Inside Micrometer Head, 2-2.5″
- Mitutoyo 141-102 Tubular Inside Micrometer Head, 1-2″
- Mitutoyo 141-121 Interchangeable Rod Inside Micrometer, 8-20″, 3 Rods
- Mitutoyo 141-122 Interchangeable Rod Inside Micrometer, 8-40″
- Mitutoyo 141-206 Interchangeable Rod Inside Micrometer, 50-300mm, 5 Rods
- Mitutoyo 141-208 Interchangeable Rod Inside Micrometer, 2-8″, 3 Rods
- Mitutoyo 141-233 Interchangeable Rod Inside Micrometer, 2-12″, 5 Rods
About Mitutoyo
Mitutoyo is a global leader in precision measurement and metrology products. With a history spanning over six decades, Mitutoyo solidifies its reputation as a trusted provider of high-quality measurement solutions. Founded in 1934, they continue to push the boundaries of innovation to meet evolving needs worldwide. Their commitment to precision, accuracy, and reliability makes them an indispensable partner. With an extensive range of products, Mitutoyo remains at the forefront of metrology.
