Noga MT2310 Granite Base Indicator Gage Stand

Product Description

The NOGA MT2310 is a granite base indicator gage stand designed for precision measurement applications in metrology, quality control, and inspection environments. Built from solid granite, the stand provides a stable, vibration-damping surface that minimizes measurement error during indicator comparator readings. The rectangular base measures 15.8 inches in length and 9.84 inches in width, with a base height of approximately 1.97 inches. Fine adjustment capability is included, allowing technicians to position dial indicators or transfer comparators with repeatable accuracy. A holder is included with the stand. No dial indicator or anvil is included.

The MT2310 is suited for surface plate and benchtop inspection setups in machine shops, manufacturing QC departments, and calibration labs. The granite construction resists wear and thermal drift better than cast iron alternatives, making it a reliable platform for repetitive comparative measurements. It is typically used by quality technicians and precision machinists performing dimensional inspection tasks where a stable, flat reference surface is required.

Key Features

• Granite base construction provides natural vibration damping and dimensional stability
• Fine adjustment mechanism for precise indicator positioning
• Rectangular base: 15.8 inches long by 9.84 inches wide
• Base height of 1.97 inches for low-profile benchtop placement
• Holder included for mounting dial indicators or comparator gages
• No calibration traceability certificate included

Compatibility

Designed as a standard granite base stand compatible with dial indicators and transfer comparator gages using conventional holder mounting arrangements. Confirm indicator stem and holder dimensions before installation.

Installation Notes

Granite base stands are typically set up by quality technicians or precision machinists on a flat surface plate or inspection bench. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and level before placing the stand to avoid introducing measurement error. Handle granite components carefully to prevent chipping of the base edges, which can affect surface contact and stability. Do not overtighten holder clamps, as this may distort indicator readings.