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Fowler Tool-A-Thon: May 2024!

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Fowler Tool-A-Thon: May 2024!

Fowler Tool-A-Thon, May 2024! At Fowler High Precision, precision is not just a promise; it's a commitment etched into every tool we create. And now, we're excited to invite you to our grand Fowler Tool-A-Thon, a celebration of accuracy and craftsmanship like never before!From May 1st to August 31st, gear up for incredible savings on a wide array of our top-notch instruments. Whether you're in the market for Height Gages, Digital and Dial Calipers, Digital and Dial Micrometers, Bore Gages, Indicators, Depth Gages, or more, we've got you covered! To check out the entire sale, click the full PDF:   ...

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How to Setup & Use Your Mitutoyo 500-171-30 Caliper!

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How to Setup & Use Your Mitutoyo 500-171-30 Caliper!

Maximizing Your Mitutoyo 500-171-30 Experience: A Step-by-Step Guide Mitutoyo's 500-171-30 Caliper is renowned for its user-friendly design and accuracy, making it a favorite among professionals and enthusiasts alike. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the setup process and how to efficiently collect data using this versatile tool.   How To Set-up Your Caliper: 1. Powering On and Zeroing the Caliper To begin, simply press the green power button to turn on the caliper. Ensure that the jaws are securely closed, then tap the zero button to set the starting point. Alternatively, you can adjust the jaws to your...

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Exploring the Unseen: Newly Added Affordable Microscope and Borescope Innovations

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Exploring the Unseen: Newly Added Affordable Microscope and Borescope Innovations

In the realm of science, exploration knows no bounds. Whether you're peering into the intricate world of microscopic organisms or inspecting the inner workings of industrial machinery, having the right tools at your disposal is essential. That's why we're excited to introduce our latest lineup of affordable microscopes and borescopes, designed to bring precision and clarity to your investigations without breaking the bank.   Unveiling the Microscopic Marvels HD Digital Microscope (HDDM-1000-S) Our 1080P HD Digital Microscope opens up a whole new world of discovery with its user-friendly design and high-definition imaging capabilities. Featuring a 4.3-inch IPS display, this microscope...

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INSIZE Indicating Digital Micrometers: An Introduction and How to Use Them

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INSIZE Indicating Digital Micrometers: An Introduction and How to Use Them

Introduction to Snap Gages: In the ever-evolving landscape of precision measurement tools, the Insize Digital Indicating Micrometers take center stage, bringing a fusion of analog versatility and electronic accuracy. Designed for in-process use in a shop environment, the Indicating Snap Micrometer offers the speed of an analog micrometer combined with the precision of an electronic capacitive system. Here, we delve into the key features and specifications of this innovative series across four different measuring ranges. 1. Insize Digital Indicating Micrometer - 0-1" / 25mm: This micrometer caters to a measuring range of 0-1" / 25mm, providing selectable resolutions of 0.00001"...

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Gage Blocks: A Brief History, How To Use Them, & Best Practices!

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Gage Blocks: A Brief History, How To Use Them, & Best Practices!

Gauge blocks, also known as gage blocks, Johansson gauges, slip gauges, or Jo blocks, constitute a precision length production system. These blocks, crafted from metal or ceramic, undergo meticulous grinding and lapping processes to achieve specific thicknesses. Packaged in sets with a variety of standard lengths, gauge blocks find application by stacking them to create desired lengths or heights. A Brief History: The Gauge Block Invented in 1896 by Swedish machinist Carl Edvard Johansson, gauge blocks serve as reference tools for calibrating measuring equipment in machine shops. Devices like micrometers, sine bars, calipers, and dial indicators rely on gauge blocks...

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