ZERO SETTER 0.0010MM ACC. MAGNETIC BASE

A Dial Zero Setter 50mm with Magnetic Base is a precision tool used in machiningand milling operations to accurately set tool heights and measure workpiece positioningrelative to the machine's spindle or table. This tool, often referred to as a ZeroSetter, is essential for ensuring that cutting tools are precisely positioned, whichimproves accuracy and repeatability in machining tasks.

Benefits:

• Accurate Tool Height Setting: The dial zero setter ensuresthat cutting tools are accurately positioned, which is crucial for precisionmachining and maintaining consistent part dimensions.
• Time-Saving: It reduces the time needed for tool setupand allows for quick adjustments, enhancing productivity.
• Versatile: Useful in various applications, such as settingup CNC machines, milling machines, and lathes, for tasks requiring precise measurements.

A Dial Zero Setter with a magnetic base is an invaluable tool for machinistswho need reliable and repeatable tool height measurements, especially in precision-focusedmachining tasks. The magnetic base enhances its stability and ease of use, makingit a popular choice in machine shops.

Key Features:

• Dial Indicator: The zero setter includes a dial indicator with a large, easy-to-read dial face, usually with a measurement range of 50mm (or 2 inches) and ±10µm accuracy. The dial provides highly precise readings, with graduations as fine as 0.01mm, enabling operators to achieve accurate tool height settings.
• Magnetic Base: The tool is equipped with a magnetic base, allowing it to be securely attached to the machine table or other ferrous surfaces. This base stabilizes the zero setter during use, ensuring accurate and consistent measurements.
• Zero Position Setting: The dial indicator can be set to a zero position, which acts as a reference point for measuring tool height or depth. By zeroing the indicator, machinists can consistently return to the same position, reducing setup time and improving accuracy.
• Spring-Loaded Contact Surface: The zero setter has a spring-loaded contact surface that compresses when the tool touches the workpiece or machine spindle. This compression allows for a controlled and repeatable measurement, minimizing the risk of damaging delicate tools or work surfaces.

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