Noga FA1500 Fine-adjustment Clamp Magnetic Indicator Base

Product Description

The NOGA FA1500 is a fine-adjustment clamp designed for use with magnetic indicator bases in precision measurement setups. At 3 inches in length, this clamp provides the controlled micro-positioning needed when setting dial indicators and test indicators to an exact measurement point. It attaches to a magnetic base and allows the technician to fine-tune indicator position after the base is locked down, eliminating the need to reposition the entire base for small adjustments. Weighing 1 pound, it is compact and suited for bench work, machine setup, and alignment tasks across a range of trade and industrial applications.

This clamp is intended for use in precision measurement environments where dial indicators and test indicators require repeatable, stable positioning. Typical applications include runout checks, surface alignment verification, and part inspection on machine tools, surface plates, and assembly fixtures. It is commonly used by machinists, millwrights, tool and die makers, and quality control technicians who rely on magnetic base indicator setups for accurate readings.

Key Features

• Fine-adjustment mechanism allows precise indicator positioning after base is secured
• 3-inch length provides reach and flexibility in tight setups
• Compatible with dial indicators and test indicators
• Designed to work with magnetic indicator bases for stable, vibration-resistant measurement
• Compact and lightweight at 1 pound for easy handling and portability

Compatibility

Designed for use with dial indicators and test indicators mounted on magnetic indicator bases. No specific model compatibility data was provided by the manufacturer for this part.

Installation Notes

This clamp is installed by machinists and precision measurement technicians as part of a magnetic base indicator setup. Ensure the magnetic base is fully locked before making fine adjustments with the clamp to avoid unintended indicator movement. Do not overtighten the clamp hardware, as excessive force can damage the indicator stem or clamp body. Always zero or re-verify the indicator reading after any adjustment to the clamp position.