Mitutoyo 126-805 60 Degree Micrometer Anvil Thread

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 126-805 is a replacement anvil accessory designed for use with MITUTOYO 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers. Machined from high grade steel, this 60-degree anvil mates with the measuring faces of screw thread micrometers to allow accurate pitch diameter measurement on threaded workpieces. It is a direct OEM-style replacement component suited for calibration maintenance, anvil replacement after wear, or reconfiguration of an existing micrometer for a different pitch range. Metrology technicians, tool-and-die machinists, and quality control professionals are the primary installers and users of this component.

This anvil is specifically designed for screw thread measurement applications on both the 326 and 126 Series MITUTOYO Screw Thread Micrometers. The 60-degree included angle matches the standard thread form for unified and metric threads, and the pitch coverage of 8.00 to 5.00 makes it suitable for measuring coarser thread pitches commonly encountered in general machining and fastener inspection work. It is appropriate for shop-floor and metrology-lab environments in both industrial and manufacturing settings.

Key Features

• 60-degree anvil angle matches standard unified and metric thread forms
• Compatible with MITUTOYO 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers
• Pitch range of 8.00 to 5.00 for coarse thread measurement
• Constructed from high grade steel for durability and wear resistance
• Sold individually as a direct replacement component

Compatibility

Designed for use with MITUTOYO 326 and 126 Series Screw Thread Micrometers, as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation of micrometer anvil accessories should be performed by a qualified metrology technician or machinist familiar with precision measuring instruments. Power down or disconnect any digital readout or data-output systems before servicing the micrometer. Handle the anvil contact surfaces with care to avoid nicks or contamination that could affect measurement accuracy. After installation, verify calibration against a certified thread gauge or standard before returning the instrument to service.