Spi MS160719014 Caliper Spare Part Kit 7 Piece

Product Description

The SPI MS160719014 is a 7-piece spare part kit designed to service and restore SPI digital calipers. The kit supplies the most commonly replaced wear and failure components in a single package, reducing bench time and eliminating the need to source individual parts. Components included are a battery cover, crystal, end stop screw, gib, lock screw, output cover, plate screw, and thumb wheel. Weighing 1.1 pounds, the kit is compact enough for a field service pouch or tool crib stock. This kit is intended for use by metrology technicians, tool room personnel, and calibration professionals who maintain precision measurement equipment.

This spare part kit applies to caliper repair and preventive maintenance in industrial, manufacturing, and inspection environments. The included components address the most frequent points of mechanical wear and accidental damage on the compatible caliper models. Keeping this kit on hand supports rapid turnaround on caliper repairs without waiting on individual part orders. It is suited for both shop floor tool cribs and calibration lab settings where uptime on measurement tools is critical.

Key Features

• 7-piece kit covers battery cover, crystal, end stop screw, gib, lock screw, output cover, plate screw, and thumb wheel
• Direct replacement components for compatible SPI caliper models 15-998-8 and 17-601-6
• Single package sourcing reduces time spent ordering individual repair parts
• Compact form factor at 3.94 inches long, 1.97 inches wide, and 0.79 inches tall
• Package quantity of 1 kit per order unit with no minimum order requirement beyond 1

Compatibility

Designed for use with SPI caliper models 15-998-8 and 17-601-6 as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Caliper repair and component replacement should be performed by a qualified metrology technician or tool crib specialist familiar with precision instrument disassembly. Before servicing, remove the battery and work on a clean, static-free surface to avoid contaminating sliding surfaces or the measurement crystal. Use appropriate jeweler-type hand tools when removing or installing small screws; do not apply excessive torque to threaded fasteners on the caliper body. After reassembly, verify jaw closure zero and verify beam travel before returning the instrument to service or submitting it for calibration.