Noga DG0036 Magnetic Indicator Base 176 Lb Pull

Product Description

The NOGA DG0036 is a magnetic indicator base designed to hold dial indicators and similar precision measurement instruments securely during inspection and machining operations. It features a powerful 176-pound magnetic pull force and an integrated on/off switch that allows the user to engage or release the magnetic hold without moving the base. The M8 thread size provides a standard connection point for a wide range of indicator holders and articulating arms. At 2.22 pounds, the base is compact and portable, making it a practical tool for shop floor and field measurement setups.

This magnetic base is suited for use in machine shops, manufacturing facilities, and maintenance environments where precise surface measurement, runout checks, or part alignment is required. It mounts to any ferrous surface and is typically used by machinists, tool and die technicians, and quality control personnel. The on/off switch makes repositioning fast and clean without disturbing the workpiece or indicator setup.

Key Features

• 176-pound magnetic pull force for stable, vibration-resistant holding on ferrous surfaces
• Integrated on/off switch for quick, controlled engagement and release
• M8 thread connection compatible with standard indicator holders and articulating arms
• Compact base dimensions suited for tight workspaces
• Lightweight at 2.22 pounds for easy transport between setups

Compatibility

Designed as a standard magnetic indicator base compatible with dial indicators and indicator holders using M8 thread connections, consistent with common metrology and inspection setups.

Installation Notes

Ensure the mounting surface is clean, flat, and free of chips or debris before engaging the magnetic base to achieve full holding force. Always switch the magnet to the off position before repositioning to avoid scratching precision surfaces. The M8 threaded post should be inspected for thread condition before attaching indicator holders. Installation does not require specialized tools but should be performed by personnel familiar with metrology equipment and safe measurement practices.