Description
Product Features
- Magnetic Base with On/Off Switch
- Clamp Hole: 8mm and 6.5mm (optional: 3/8 & 5/32)
- Tapped Hole: M8 x 1.25mm.
- Available Magnetic Force Options: 40 kgf, 60 kgf, 80 kgf, or 100 kgf
- Suitable for Dial Indicators with Lug Back or Plain Back
Product Details
Magnetic Stands are essential support tools used to hold measuring instruments such as dial indicators in place with strong, adjustable magnets. These stands provide a secure, flexible base for accurate measurements across various applications. With an on/off magnetic switch, they allow for easy repositioning on metal surfaces without slipping, ensuring precise alignment.
Key Features and Benefits
- Strong Magnetic Base: Ensures stability on metallic surfaces for reliable measurements.
- Adjustable Clamp Holes: Accommodates different instrument sizes for versatility.
- On/Off Switch: Simplifies setup and repositioning, enhancing ease of use.
- Durable Design: Made for consistent, long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
Applications
Magnetic Stands are widely used in manufacturing, automotive, engineering, and metalworking. They hold dial and test indicators during inspections, quality control processes, and alignment tasks, making them indispensable for machinists, engineers, and quality inspectors.
How to Use
- Positioning the Stand: Place the magnetic base on a clean, flat metal surface for a secure hold. Use the on/off switch to activate the magnet, ensuring stability.
- Attaching Measuring Instruments: Secure the measuring tool (e.g., dial indicator) into the stands adjustable clamp hole. Ensure it is tightened and aligned correctly for accurate readings.
- Adjusting for Measurement: Use the stands adjustable arms to position the instrument at the required angle and height for optimal measurements.
- Final Checks: Confirm stability and precision before recording measurements.
Here are someTips for Accurate Measurementswhen using Magnetic Stands and Indicators:
- Secure Placement: Ensure the magnetic base is positioned on a clean, stable metal surface, free from debris, for maximum adhesion and stability.
- Calibrate Instruments: Zero the dial indicator or other measuring tool before starting to ensure precision.
- Minimize External Vibrations: Use the magnetic stand in a vibration-free area to avoid reading inconsistencies.
- Double-Check Alignment: Align the instrument perpendicularly to the surface being measured for true readings.
- Record in Stable Conditions: Wait for stable readings before recording measurements, as any tool movement can affect accuracy.
These tips are essential for achieving consistent, reliable results, especially in manufacturing and quality control tasks.
