Noga MT2110 Granite Base Indicator Stand with Holder

Product Description

The NOGA MT2110 is a granite base indicator stand designed for use with dial indicators and comparator gages in precision measurement applications. The stand provides a stable, vibration-damping granite base that supports accurate surface and transfer comparator measurements. At 1.97 inches tall with a rectangular base measuring approximately 7.9 x 5.9 inches, it offers a low-profile, rigid platform suited for bench-top metrology work. A fine adjustment feature allows for precise positioning of the included holder. This stand ships without a dial indicator or anvil, making it a base platform that pairs with separately sourced measuring instruments. Machinists, quality control technicians, and metrology professionals are the primary users.

This stand is intended for bench-top use in machine shops, quality labs, and inspection stations where repeatable comparator or transfer gage measurements are required. The rectangular granite base resists flex and thermal expansion better than cast iron alternatives, making it well suited to controlled-environment inspection work. The included holder accepts standard indicator stems for flexible positioning. It is appropriate for both light production inspection and toolroom measurement tasks.

Key Features

• Granite base construction provides natural vibration damping and dimensional stability
• Fine adjustment mechanism allows precise indicator positioning
• Rectangular base measures 7.9 x 5.9 inches for stable footprint on flat surfaces
• Low-profile design at 1.97 inches overall height keeps setup compact
• Indicator holder included; dial indicator and anvil sold separately
• No calibration certificate included; suitable for in-house reference use

Compatibility

Designed as a bench-top indicator stand for use with standard dial indicator and comparator gage setups in metrology and inspection applications.

Installation Notes

Place the stand on a clean, flat reference surface before mounting the indicator. Secure the indicator stem in the included holder and use the fine adjustment feature to bring the indicator tip into contact with the workpiece before zeroing. No power source is required. Handle the granite base carefully to avoid chipping, which can compromise the flatness of the reference surface.