Mitutoyo 126-804 Micrometer Anvil 60 Degree Thread

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 126-804 is a replacement anvil accessory designed for use with MITUTOYO 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers. The anvil features a 60-degree contact angle, which matches the standard thread form used in unified and metric thread measurement applications. Machined from high-grade steel, this anvil provides the dimensional accuracy and wear resistance required for precise thread pitch measurement. It is a direct OEM-style replacement component used by metrologists, machinists, and quality control technicians working in manufacturing and inspection environments.

This anvil is intended for thread measurement work where accurate pitch-contact geometry is critical. It fits within the 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometer systems and supports pitch ranges from 13 to 9.00. It is appropriate for shop floor and metrology lab environments where repeatable, traceable thread measurements are required on fasteners, threaded bores, and machined components.

Key Features

• 60-degree anvil angle matches standard unified and metric thread form geometry
• High-grade steel construction for durability and dimensional stability
• Designed as a direct replacement anvil for 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers
• Supports pitch range from 13 to 9.00
• Sold individually as a single-piece accessory replacement

Compatibility

Compatible with MITUTOYO 326 Series and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers, as specified by the manufacturer. Verify your specific micrometer model and required pitch range before ordering.

Installation Notes

Anvil replacement on screw thread micrometers should be performed by a qualified machinist or metrologist familiar with precision measuring instrument service. Ensure the micrometer spindle is fully retracted and the instrument is placed on a stable, clean surface before removing or installing the anvil. Avoid contact between the anvil contact surface and hard objects during handling to prevent nicking or deforming the precision ground tip. After installation, verify calibration against a certified thread standard before returning the instrument to service.