Mitutoyo MD599995A Dial Indicator Base Kit Magnetic

Product Description

The MITUTOYO MD599995A is a dial indicator base kit designed for precision measurement tasks in trade and industrial settings. The kit includes a test indicator with a 1.5-inch white dial face graduated at 0.0005-inch increments and a 0-15-0 balanced dial reading format. A universal magnetic base is included for secure, hands-free positioning on ferrous surfaces. Measuring range is 0.030 inches, making this kit well suited for checking runout, alignment, and surface variation where tight tolerances matter. Licensed machinists, millwrights, pipefitters, and HVAC-R technicians reaching for precision surface or shaft checks will find the included base and indicator ready to use out of the box.

This kit is appropriate for residential, commercial, and light industrial service work where portable precision measurement is required. Common applications include shaft runout checks on motors and pumps, surface plate work, alignment verification on rotating equipment, and fixture setup on machine tools. The universal magnetic base allows attachment to any flat or curved ferrous surface, supporting a wide range of measurement orientations without additional tooling.

Key Features

• 0-15-0 balanced dial reading format for direct plus-or-minus deviation measurement
• 0.0005-inch dial graduation for fine-tolerance inspection work
• 0.030-inch total indicator measuring range
• 1.5-inch white dial face for clear reading in shop conditions
• Universal magnetic base included for secure attachment to ferrous surfaces
• Kit includes test indicator and universal magnetic base — no additional accessories required

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained dial indicator kit for general precision measurement use. No specific model or equipment compatibility data was provided with this item.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond placement on a clean, flat ferrous surface to activate the magnetic base. Before use, ensure all rotating equipment is fully de-energized and locked out in accordance with applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Position the indicator stem perpendicular to the measurement surface to minimize cosine error. A licensed machinist, millwright, or qualified technician should interpret and act on measurement readings.