Spi CMS1509290051 Caliper Spare Part Kit 7 Pc

Product Description

The SPI CMS1509290051 is a 7-piece spare part kit designed to service and restore dial calipers used in precision measurement applications. The kit supplies the most commonly needed replacement components, allowing technicians and machinists to return a worn or damaged dial caliper to working condition without sourcing parts individually. It includes a crystal, end stop screw, gib, lock screw, and thumb wheel, covering the critical wear points on a standard dial caliper. The kit is compact and suited for shop toolboxes, calibration benches, or field service kits where dial caliper maintenance is a routine task.

This kit is intended for use with dial calipers in industrial, manufacturing, and precision measurement environments. It is a practical solution for quality control technicians, machinists, and metrology professionals who maintain measurement tools in-house. Having these spare components on hand reduces downtime when a dial caliper sustains damage to its crystal, locking mechanism, or sliding gib assembly.

Key Features

• 7-piece kit covers the most common dial caliper wear and replacement parts
• Includes crystal, end stop screw, gib, lock screw, and thumb wheel
• Compact package dimensions of 5 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1 inch tall for easy storage
• Lightweight at 0.31 pounds, suitable for portable tool kits
• Single-unit packaging with no minimum order requirement beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with dial calipers as a spare part and maintenance accessory kit. Verify component fit against your specific dial caliper model before installation, as dial caliper designs vary by manufacturer and series.

Installation Notes

Installation of dial caliper spare parts should be performed by a qualified machinist or metrology technician familiar with precision instrument repair. Before servicing, clean all mating surfaces and inspect the caliper beam and rack for additional wear. Use appropriate precision hand tools and avoid applying excessive force to delicate components such as the crystal or gib. After reassembly, verify caliper zero and measurement accuracy against a known reference standard before returning the instrument to service.