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The MITUTOYO 295-253 is a spherical face outside micrometer designed for precision measurement of curved, convex, or contoured workpiece surfaces where a flat anvil would not seat correctly. It covers a measurement range of 0 to 1 inch with a resolution of 0.00005 inches (0.001 mm) and an accuracy of 0.00015 inches. The ball anvil contacts the workpiece at a single point, allowing repeatable readings on surfaces that would otherwise produce inaccurate contact with a standard flat anvil. Mechanical operation with a ratchet stop thimble ensures consistent measuring force on every use. A satin chrome finish reduces glare and resists corrosion in shop environments. Machinist professionals and quality control technicians rely on this tool for precision dimensional inspection.
The 295-253 is suited for measuring wall thickness of tubes, checking the radius of concave bores, and inspecting curved components in manufacturing and metrology applications. It is applicable in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and quality assurance settings where contact geometry on non-flat surfaces demands a ball anvil configuration. The included plastic case provides protected storage during transport and bench storage. Both the anvil and spindle are constructed from steel. The instrument carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, making it suitable for use in environments with coolant mist or light fluid exposure common in production machining.
Designed as a standard outside micrometer replacement or addition for precision inspection toolkits requiring ball anvil contact geometry across a 0 to 1 inch measurement range.
This instrument requires no installation. Calibration should be verified against a known standard before use, following shop metrology procedures. Store in the included plastic case to protect the measuring faces from damage. Avoid dropping or subjecting the instrument to impact, as this can affect calibration and accuracy.
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