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The MITUTOYO 215-405-10 is a cast iron comparator gage stand designed for use with dial indicators and similar precision measurement instruments. The fixed upright post style provides a rigid, stable platform for repeatable comparative measurements in machine shops, inspection rooms, and quality control environments. The stand reaches an overall height of 374 millimeters, with a post height of 320 millimeters, giving technicians sufficient clearance for most standard workpieces. The heavy cast iron construction minimizes vibration and flex during measurement, which is critical when working to tight tolerances. An anvil and holder are included. Installation and setup are handled by metrology technicians and quality control personnel.
This stand is suited for bench-top measurement applications in both production and inspection settings. It is typically used alongside a dial indicator or test indicator to perform comparative gaging of machined parts, gauging surfaces, and dimensional verification tasks. The 110 millimeter by 110 millimeter base footprint provides a stable, low-profile foundation. The 54 millimeter base height keeps the center of gravity low. This stand does not include a dial indicator and does not feature a fine adjustment mechanism, making it a straightforward, fixed-post solution for shops that already have indicators on hand.
Designed as an OEM-style comparator gage stand for use with standard dial indicators and test indicators in bench-top metrology and quality control applications.
Setup is performed by metrology technicians or quality control personnel. Place the stand on a flat, clean surface such as a surface plate before mounting any indicator. Ensure the indicator holder and anvil are secured before taking measurements. Do not use this stand as a structural support or apply lateral force to the post, as this can affect measurement accuracy and damage the stand.
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