Value Collection 6625-0341 Indicator Positioner Holder

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 6625-0341 is a magnetic indicator positioner holder designed to securely mount dial indicators, test indicators, and similar precision measuring instruments during inspection and quality-control operations. The unit features a 130 lb magnetic pull force for firm, vibration-resistant positioning on ferrous surfaces, and includes a fine-adjustment mechanism that allows precise repositioning of the indicator without breaking the magnetic hold. The assembly ships complete with a magnetic base, post, rod, and arm, making it ready to deploy without additional hardware. At 3.46 pounds, the holder provides a stable, low-profile platform suited to machine shop and production-floor environments.

This positioner holder is used in metrology, machining, and quality-assurance settings where a dial or test indicator must be held rigidly in a fixed position or repositioned with fine control. The rectangular base seats flush on mill tables, surface plates, lathe beds, and similar flat ferrous surfaces. The post-and-rod arm style allows multi-axis positioning to reach around fixtures or into tight workpiece geometries. It is typically set up by machinists, toolmakers, metrologists, and quality-control technicians.

Key Features

• 130 lb magnetic pull force holds firmly on ferrous surfaces without clamping
• Fine-adjustment mechanism enables precise indicator repositioning
• Post-and-rod arm style provides multi-axis reach and flexibility
• Rectangular magnetic base included — no additional base required
• Post diameter of 0.39 inches accommodates standard indicator stems and holders
• Rod length of 6.92 inches extends reach across fixtures and workpieces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use magnetic base holder compatible with standard dial indicators and test indicators that use a 0.39-inch post-diameter stem mount, commonly found across metrology and machine-shop tooling applications.

Installation Notes

Deactivate the magnetic base before positioning it on the work surface to prevent uncontrolled attraction to nearby ferrous components. Ensure the mounting surface is clean, flat, and free of chips or coolant that could reduce holding force. Secure the post, rod, and arm joints firmly before energizing the magnet and taking measurements. This tool does not require power-down procedures for electrical systems, but all machine axes should be locked or at rest before setting up the indicator for runout or alignment checks.