Tesa Brown Sharpe 14.82010 Dial Drop Indicator 0.2 in

Product Description

The TESA BROWN SHARPE 14.82010 is a dial drop indicator designed for precision measurement in metrology, machining, and quality inspection applications. It delivers a total measurement range of 0.2 inches with a graduation of 0.0001 inches per division, making it suitable for high-resolution surface variation and runout checks. The 2.25-inch white dial face features a 0-5-0 bidirectional reading scale with a revolution counter to track cumulative travel. Each revolution spans 0.01 inches. The lug back mount allows secure fixation to indicator holders and magnetic bases. This instrument is intended for use by machinists, quality control technicians, and metrology professionals.

This dial drop indicator is used on production floors, inspection benches, and tool rooms where accurate surface, bore, or runout measurement is required. The English unit scale makes it compatible with standard inch-based inspection workflows. The lug back configuration suits a wide range of indicator stands and adjustable holders commonly used in horizontal and vertical measurement setups. The AGD Group 2 classification confirms its dimensional conformance to American Gauge Design standards, ensuring interchangeability with compatible accessories and mounting hardware.

Key Features

• 0.2 inch total measurement range for versatile inspection tasks
• 0.0001 inch graduation for high-resolution readings
• 0-5-0 bidirectional dial scale with revolution counter for cumulative travel tracking
• 0.01 inches per revolution spindle travel
• 2.25 inch white dial face for clear readability
• Lug back mount compatible with standard indicator holders and stands
• AGD Group 2 compliant design

Compatibility

AGD Group 2 classification ensures dimensional compatibility with standard indicator holders, lug-style clamps, and magnetic base accessories designed to accept Group 2 dial indicators.

Installation Notes

Installation and use are typically performed by machinists or quality control technicians familiar with precision measurement instruments. Secure the lug back firmly to the indicator stand or holder before zeroing the dial. Ensure the spindle axis is aligned perpendicular to the measurement surface to avoid cosine error and inaccurate readings. Handle the instrument carefully to avoid dropping or impacting the spindle, which can affect calibration.