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The MITUTOYO 513-414-10E is a horizontal dial test indicator designed for precision measurement in machining, inspection, and metrology applications. It features a 40mm yellow dial with a 0 to 25 to 0 reading range and a graduation of 0.010mm, providing high-resolution feedback for surface runout, alignment, and part comparison work. The jeweled bearing mechanism supports smooth, repeatable stylus movement, and the no-clutch structure reduces mechanical complexity. This indicator is suited for use on surface plates, magnetic bases, and machine tool setups by machinists, quality technicians, and tool and die professionals.
This horizontal-style indicator is used in precision inspection environments including machine shops, manufacturing quality control stations, and toolroom setups. The horizontal orientation allows access in tight spaces and along horizontal surfaces where a standard vertical indicator cannot reach. The carbide-tipped contact point resists wear during repeated contact cycles. The dust and oil proof construction with O-ring seals makes it suitable for shop-floor conditions where coolant and particulate contamination are present. One contact point is included.
Designed as an OEM-specification horizontal dial test indicator suitable for standard dovetail-mount arms, universal indicator holders, and magnetic base setups commonly used in precision metrology and machine tool inspection.
This indicator is mounted and adjusted by machinists or quality technicians using a compatible indicator holder or dovetail arm. Ensure the mounting arm is fully tightened and the indicator stem is secure before taking measurements to prevent false readings. Avoid dropping or impacting the indicator, as shock can damage the jeweled bearing movement. Clean the contact point and stylus tip before use to prevent debris from affecting measurement accuracy.
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