Mitutoyo 902018 Optional Indicator Point Dial Indicators

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 902018 is a replacement optional indicator point designed for use with Digimatic and dial indicators as well as linear gages. This accessory provides an alternative contact tip for precision measurement instruments, allowing technicians and metrologists to swap tip geometry or replace worn contact points without replacing the entire indicator. Sold individually, the 902018 is a direct OEM accessory from Mitutoyo, one of the most widely used brands in dimensional metrology. It weighs 0.5 pounds and is stocked as a single-unit replacement part for shop floor, laboratory, and field measurement applications.

This indicator point is intended for use in precision measurement environments where Digimatic indicators, dial indicators, and linear gages are deployed. Typical applications include quality control inspection stations, machine tool setup, surface plate work, and fixture gauging. The part ships in a quantity of one and is appropriate for any technician or metrologist maintaining a Mitutoyo indicator inventory in a manufacturing, toolroom, or metrology lab setting.

Key Features

• OEM optional indicator point compatible with Digimatic and dial indicators and linear gages
• Single-unit packaging for direct replacement use
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Sold as an individual accessory — no additional hardware included

Compatibility

Designed for use with Mitutoyo Digimatic indicators, dial indicators, and linear gages as specified in the supplier data. Confirm tip thread and geometry against your specific indicator model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of a replacement indicator point is typically performed by a metrologist or skilled technician familiar with precision measuring instruments. Before replacing the contact point, remove the indicator from any active fixture or measuring setup and ensure the spindle is in a safe, retracted position. Use the appropriate tip wrench or tool recommended by the manufacturer to avoid damaging the spindle thread. Handle contact points with care to avoid surface contamination that could affect measurement accuracy.