Angled Indicator Contact Point
This .060" diameter hardened steel stem is bent as shown. Please don't ask about the angle. It is approximate. Other angles are not available. A lock nut is provided which keeps the point properly oriented.
To get correct readings, be sure that the spindle is moving perpendicularly to the measured surface. (In other words, don't set your indicator spindle at an angle.) Your reading will be accurate!
These are only available with 4-48 threads. If you want to use it on a metric indicator, you will need to get a converter.
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