Value Collection 625-0910 Magnetic Indicator Base 50mm

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 625-0910 is a magnetic indicator base designed to hold dial indicators and similar measuring instruments securely during inspection and measurement tasks. The unit features a 50 mm base width and includes an on/off switch that allows the operator to activate or deactivate the magnetic holding force without removing the base from the work surface. A holder is included. Weighing 3.6 pounds, the base provides stable clamping force on ferrous surfaces, keeping indicators stationary during precision measurement work. This type of base is a standard tool on machine shop floors, fabrication benches, and quality control stations.

This magnetic indicator base is suited for use in metalworking, machining, and inspection environments where dial indicators, test indicators, or similar gauging instruments must be positioned and held at a fixed point. The on/off switch feature makes it practical for repetitive setups where the base needs to be repositioned frequently without disturbing the indicator. It is commonly used on surface plates, lathe beds, milling machine tables, and other ferrous work surfaces.

Key Features

• 50 mm base width for stable contact on ferrous work surfaces
• On/off switch allows fast activation and deactivation of magnetic hold
• Includes holder for mounting dial or test indicators
• Adjustor location confirmed, allowing repositioning of the indicator arm
• Compact form factor suitable for machine shop and inspection bench use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose magnetic indicator base compatible with standard dial indicator and test indicator holders used in metalworking and precision measurement applications.

Installation Notes

Place the base on a clean, flat ferrous surface free of chips, oil, or debris before activating the magnetic switch. Ensure the indicator holder arm is positioned and tightened before energizing the base to prevent shifting during measurement. Always deactivate the magnetic switch before repositioning the base to avoid scoring the work surface. No electrical connection is required; the magnetic force is self-contained.