Haimer 80.360.00NG Dial Positioning Indicator 12mm Shank

Product Description

The HAIMER 80.360.00NG is a dial positioning indicator designed for precise workpiece setup and tool alignment in machining environments. Built with a 12mm straight shank and a 4mm point diameter, it seats securely in standard tool holders and spindle bores. Accuracy is rated at 0.01mm, making it suitable for demanding positioning tasks on milling machines, machining centers, and similar equipment. The compact casing is easy to grip during handling, and the display provides a clear readout with overrun distance indicated so the operator can verify spindle centerline quickly and confidently. Installation and daily use require no special adapters beyond a compatible 12mm bore holder.

This indicator is intended for machine shop environments where repeatable workpiece centering is required. Typical applications include edge finding, bore centering, and fixture alignment on vertical and horizontal machining centers. The compact design suits both production shops and toolroom settings where bench space and setup time are at a premium. Licensed machinists and CNC setup technicians are the primary users, though experienced toolmakers also rely on this type of indicator for layout and inspection tasks.

Key Features

• 0.01mm accuracy for precise positioning and alignment tasks
• 12mm straight shank fits standard tool holders and collet chucks
• 4mm point diameter for access to bores and tight workpiece features
• IP67-rated construction resists coolant and fine swarf intrusion
• Easy-to-grip casing with compact, new design for ergonomic handling
• Overrun distance indicated on display for clear spindle centerline confirmation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit dial positioning indicator for machining centers and milling machines accepting a 12mm straight shank holder.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or CNC setup technicians. Power down or release spindle drive before inserting the shank into the tool holder, and confirm the set screw or collet is fully engaged before rotating the spindle by hand. Avoid side-loading the 4mm point beyond its intended contact angle, as this can affect accuracy and damage the tip. Follow the machine tool manufacturer's guidelines for indicator-based setup procedures.