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The STARRETT 53613 is a dial drop indicator designed for precise linear measurement in machining, inspection, and alignment applications. It covers a measurement range of 0 to 1 inch with a graduation of 0.001 inches per division and a 0-100 dial reading, allowing technicians to resolve fine deviations quickly. The 2.75-inch white dial face carries a no-glare satin finish and is protected by an unbreakable crystal. The stainless steel stem measures 0.375 inches in diameter and 0.625 inches in length. A built-in revolution counter tracks full spindle rotations, reducing reading errors during extended measurement runs. The unit weighs 1 pound and ships with a flat back included.
This indicator is suited for use on surface plates, magnetic bases, and indicator holders in machine shop, tool-and-die, and quality-control environments. It is appropriate for both production floor inspection and setup work where consistent, repeatable readings are required. The lug back mount allows direct attachment to standard indicator holders and arms. The jeweled bearing construction supports long service life under regular shop use. Machinists, metrologists, and quality technicians install this type of indicator for runout checks, flatness verification, and workpiece alignment tasks.
Designed as an OEM-style drop indicator compatible with standard lug back indicator holders, magnetic bases, and surface gauge arms commonly used in machine shop and inspection environments.
Installation is performed by machinists, metrologists, or quality technicians using a compatible indicator holder or magnetic base that accepts a lug back mount. Secure the lug back firmly before taking measurements to prevent indicator movement that would affect reading accuracy. Ensure the spindle axis is aligned perpendicular to the measurement surface to obtain valid readings. Do not overtighten clamping hardware against the stem or bezel, as this can introduce preload errors or damage the mechanism.
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