Spi FOW54-772-000 Cmm Stylus Kit 11 Piece

Product Description

The SPI FOW54-772-000 is an 11-piece CMM stylus kit designed for coordinate measuring machine setups in precision metrology applications. The kit provides technicians and quality control professionals with a comprehensive set of styli and accessories needed to perform a wide range of measurement tasks without sourcing components individually. Included components are a mix of ruby ball styli, extensions, and specialized heads suited for multi-axis measurement work. The kit weighs 0.2 pounds and ships in a custom fit case that keeps all components organized and protected between uses.

This kit is suited for quality assurance environments, machine shops, and metrology labs where CMM equipment is used routinely. It supports setups that require frequent stylus changes or multiple probe configurations. The included 8mm swivel and cross head expand the angular reach of measurement runs, making the kit practical for both standard and complex part geometries. Technicians who service or operate CMM equipment will find the full component selection useful for day-to-day measurement work.

Key Features

• 11-piece kit includes 6 ruby ball styli for durable, low-wear contact measurement
• 2 stylus extensions included for increased reach in deep-cavity applications
• 8mm swivel and cross head expand angular measurement capability
• Stylus wrench included for secure, torque-controlled stylus changes
• Custom fit case protects and organizes all components during storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory kit for coordinate measuring machines that accept standard stylus thread connections. Verify thread type and shank diameter against your CMM probe head specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

CMM stylus installation is typically performed by a metrology technician or quality control specialist. Power down or pause the CMM and retract the probe head to a safe position before changing styli. Use the included stylus wrench to tighten connections to the probe head — do not use excessive force, as overtightening can damage the probe seat or ruby ball. Recalibrate the probe after any stylus change before resuming measurement runs.