Adapt-A-Tip Indicator Contact Point Adapter
If you need to reach into small holes or grooves you can use any one of the test indicator points which have either M1.4 or M1.7 threads, a 2 mm diameter shaft, a length of up to 5" and a small diameter carbide or ruby ball at the end. This is accomplished with an Adapt-A-Tip adapter. The adapter is about .33" long and it screws into any dial or digital indicator spindle which has a 4-48 thread. Then you screw the test indicator contact point into the adapter. It's an excellent solution for fitting into tight spots.
- Examples of M1.7 contact point include Interapid and Mitutoyo test indicator points.
- Examples of M1.4 contact point include BesTest indicator points.
Adapt-A-Tip shown. The test indicator point is not included and is shown as an example of this adapter's use.
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