Spi 14-136-6 Test Indicator Spare Part Co-ax

Product Description

The SPI 14-136-6 is a replacement spare part designed for use with the SPI 13-978-2 Co-Ax test indicator. Co-Ax indicators are precision measurement tools used in machining and metrology applications to locate and align workpieces, fixtures, and bores with high accuracy. This spare part supports the continued serviceability of the indicator, allowing technicians and machinists to restore function without replacing the entire instrument. It is a direct-fit component intended for the specified SPI Co-Ax indicator model and is sold as a single unit per package.

This spare part is suited for machine shops, toolrooms, and precision manufacturing environments where Co-Ax indicators are used regularly. Typical applications include centering work on milling machines, boring bars, and rotary tables. Keeping replacement parts on hand reduces downtime when a component of the indicator wears or is damaged during normal use. This part is appropriate for use by machinists, tool and die makers, and metrology technicians who maintain their own precision instruments.

Key Features

• Direct replacement spare part for the SPI 13-978-2 Co-Ax indicator
• Sold as a single unit, no minimum quantity beyond one package required
• Supports in-field or shop repair of a precision Co-Ax test indicator
• Lightweight at 1 pound packaged weight, easy to stock as a bench spare

Compatibility

Designed for use with the SPI 13-978-2 Co-Ax indicator as specified by the manufacturer. Verify the specific failed or worn component against the SPI parts diagram before ordering to confirm this is the correct replacement part for your instrument.

Installation Notes

Replacement and repair of precision indicator components should be performed by a qualified machinist or metrology technician familiar with the instrument assembly. Before servicing, secure the indicator in a stable position and refer to the SPI service documentation for the 13-978-2 to identify the correct assembly sequence. Avoid using excessive force during installation, as Co-Ax indicator components are precision-fitted and can be damaged by improper handling. Verify indicator calibration and runout after reassembly before returning the instrument to service.