Spi CMS161117003 Height Gage Spare Part Kit

Product Description

The SPI CMS161117003 is a spare part kit designed for single beam height gages. It supplies the most commonly replaced consumable and mechanical components needed to restore or maintain a height gage to full working condition. The kit contains five distinct component types: a locking screw (item 4), an end cap (item 1), a battery cover (item 8), a window (item 9), and a hand wheel set (items 2 and 7). At 0.24 pounds, the kit is compact and easy to stock on a service bench. Machinists, metrology technicians, and quality-control professionals working in production or inspection environments will find this kit a practical on-hand spare.

This accessory kit is intended for use with single beam height gages. Height gages of this type are standard equipment in machine shops, inspection rooms, and manufacturing quality departments. The kit addresses wear and damage to the most frequently serviced external and functional parts of the gage body, reducing downtime when a component fails or is lost during routine maintenance. It is sold as a single packaged set with a minimum order quantity of one.

Key Features

• Includes item 4 locking screw for securing the slider or beam assembly
• Item 1 end cap replaces a damaged or missing gage-body end fitting
• Item 8 battery cover maintains proper battery compartment closure on electronic models
• Item 9 window replaces a scratched or cracked display or scale window
• Items 2 and 7 hand wheel set restores smooth manual height adjustment
• Lightweight at 0.24 pounds and packaged as a single ready-to-use set

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement accessory kit for single beam height gages. Consult the gage manufacturer documentation to confirm item numbers correspond to your specific gage model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Component replacement on precision height gages should be performed by a qualified metrology technician or machinist familiar with the specific gage model. Remove batteries and power down any electronic display before replacing the battery cover or window. Use only the appropriate hand tools specified in the gage service manual to avoid damaging precision surfaces or threads. After any mechanical component replacement, verify gage calibration against a known reference standard before returning the instrument to service.