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The MITUTOYO 102-329-10CAL is a mechanical outside micrometer built for precision dimensional measurement in trade and industrial environments. It reads to a graduation of 0.0001 inch, making it suitable for close-tolerance inspection work in machining, HVAC fabrication, and mechanical service. The anvil and measuring face are carbide for long-term wear resistance. A friction thimble provides consistent measuring force, reducing the risk of over-pressure on the workpiece. This unit ships factory-calibrated with a NIST traceability certification included, meaning it is ready for use in calibrated inspection programs without additional setup. Machinists, tool and die technicians, and quality control personnel are the primary users.
This outside micrometer is suited for precision measurement tasks in machine shops, manufacturing facilities, and maintenance environments where certified measurement tools are required. The NIST traceability certification makes it appropriate for use in quality management systems, incoming inspection, and calibrated tooling programs. The rotating spindle design and friction thimble are well-suited to repetitive measurement work where consistent gauge force is critical. The included plastic case provides protected storage and transport of the instrument between jobs or bench locations.
Designed as a precision outside micrometer for general mechanical and industrial measurement applications where NIST-traceable calibration is required.
This instrument is a precision measuring tool, not an installed component. Handle with care to avoid dropping, which can affect calibration. Store in the included plastic case when not in use. If the tool is subjected to impact or extreme temperature change, verify calibration against a certified standard before continued use in a quality program. Recalibration should be performed by a qualified metrology technician per your facility calibration schedule.
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