Spi 13-096-3 Machinist Measurement Kit 3 Piece

Product Description

The SPI 13-096-3 is a 3-piece machinist measurement kit that includes a dial caliper, an outside micrometer, and a rigid rule, packaged together in a protective carrying case. The dial caliper measures from 0 to 6 inches, and the outside micrometer covers a range of 0 to 1 inch. The rigid rule measures 6 inches. This kit is suited for machinists, tool-and-die workers, and precision mechanics who need reliable hand-measuring instruments for layout, inspection, and fitting work at the bench or in the field.

This measurement kit is intended for precision metalworking and machining applications in both shop and field environments. The bundled format makes it practical for apprentice machinists setting up a first kit or experienced tradespeople adding a dedicated set to a secondary workstation. The included case keeps all three instruments protected and organized during transport and storage. No specific machine compatibility is required — these are general-purpose hand tools applicable across a wide range of machining, fabrication, and inspection tasks.

Key Features

• Dial caliper with 0 to 6 inch measurement range for outside, inside, depth, and step measurements
• Outside micrometer with 0 to 1 inch range for high-precision diameter and thickness readings
• 6-inch rigid rule included for linear layout and reference measurement
• Protective carrying case included for storage and transport of all three instruments
• Complete 3-piece bundle eliminates the need to source each instrument separately

Compatibility

General-purpose precision measuring instruments suitable for use in any machining, fabrication, or inspection application requiring hand-tool measurement in the 0 to 6 inch range.

Installation Notes

These instruments require no installation. Before use, inspect each tool for damage and verify zero calibration on the caliper and micrometer against a known standard. Store instruments in the provided case when not in use to protect measuring faces and prevent corrosion. Avoid dropping or storing instruments in contact with cutting fluids or abrasive materials, as this can affect accuracy.