Noga DG10533 Magnetic Indicator Base Articulated Arm

Product Description

The NOGA DG10533 is a magnetic indicator base designed to hold dial indicators, test indicators, and similar precision measurement instruments securely during inspection and setup work. Built with an articulated arm for flexible positioning, this base uses a switchable magnetic foot that can be turned on or off without moving the unit. The base measures 2.36 inches in length and 2.17 inches in height. It weighs 1 pound. The on/off switch allows quick placement and removal from ferrous surfaces, reducing the risk of disturbing a dialed-in position during use.

This magnetic indicator base is suited for machine shop environments, toolroom work, and precision measurement tasks on milling machines, lathes, surface plates, and similar ferrous workholding surfaces. Machinists, toolmakers, and quality control technicians use indicator bases like the DG10533 when tramming heads, checking runout, verifying part flatness, or setting up workpieces. The articulated arm provides multi-axis adjustment so the indicator can be positioned at difficult angles without repositioning the base.

Key Features

• Switchable magnetic base allows on/off control without lifting the unit from the surface
• Articulated arm enables multi-axis positioning for difficult measurement angles
• Base length of 2.36 inches and base height of 2.17 inches for a compact footprint
• Compatible with standard dial indicators and test indicators secured via the articulated arm
• Ferrous surface attachment provides stable, vibration-resistant indicator holding

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose magnetic indicator base for use with standard dial indicators and test indicators on ferrous machine surfaces. No specific model compatibility data was provided by the manufacturer for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Place the DG10533 on a clean, flat ferrous surface free of chips, coolant, or debris before engaging the magnetic switch. Engage the on/off switch fully to ensure maximum holding force before zeroing the indicator. Position the articulated arm and lock all joints before taking measurements to prevent drift. Always switch the magnet off before repositioning to avoid dragging the base across precision surfaces.