Spi CMS160809030 Tool Setter Presetter Accessory Set

Product Description

The SPI CMS160809030 is a tool setter and presetter accessory set designed for dimensional measurement of cutting tools in machining and manufacturing environments. It handles a height measuring capacity of 1 inch and a diameter capacity of 1 inch, with an accuracy of 0.004 inches. Detection is performed via a glass scale mechanism, and the unit is battery powered. Measuring 4 inches in overall length, 2 inches wide, and 1 inch in overall height, it is a compact bench-top accessory intended for use by machinists and toolroom technicians who need repeatable tool offset data before and during machining operations.

This accessory set is suited for toolroom and production floor environments where tool presetting is performed prior to CNC or conventional machining operations. It supports efficient tool change workflows by allowing technicians to establish accurate tool offsets offline, reducing machine downtime. The compact footprint makes it practical for use on limited bench space. It is intended for professional machining environments and is typically handled by skilled machinists or metrology technicians.

Key Features

• Glass scale detection for repeatable, reliable dimensional readings
• Height measuring capacity of 1 inch and diameter capacity of 1 inch
• Accuracy of 0.004 inches for precise tool offset establishment
• Battery powered operation for flexible placement without wired power requirements
• Compact form factor: 4 inches long, 2 inches wide, 1 inch overall height
• Non-magnetic design for use in environments where magnetic fields are a concern

Compatibility

Designed as a tool setter and presetter accessory set for use in standard toolroom and production machining applications where tool height and diameter measurement within 1 inch capacity is required.

Installation Notes

Setup and use of this accessory set should be performed by a qualified machinist or metrology technician familiar with tool presetting procedures. Ensure the work surface is clean, level, and free of chips or coolant before placing the unit. Verify battery charge before use to ensure accurate glass scale readings. Follow the equipment manufacturer's guidelines for zeroing and calibration procedures prior to taking measurements.