Dial Indicator INSIZE 2313-1FA — range 1 mm, resolution 0.001 mm

Mechanical dial indicator INSIZE 2313-1FA provides high-resolution contact measurement for linear displacement and runout control. With a 1 mm measurement range and 0.001 mm resolution, the instrument is intended for precision comparative measurement, alignment and inspection tasks in workshops, metrology labs and production quality control. The device features a clearly graduated dial, a probe contact suitable for small deviations on machined parts, and a compact housing that supports stable mounting on stands or fixtures.

Advantages

The indicator combines very fine resolution with a compact mechanical design to enable accurate detection of minimal deviations. Its graduated dial is easy to read for quick visual assessment, while the contact probe transmits precise linear movement to the indicator mechanism. The robust build allows repeated use in workshop environments and on measurement stands without complex setup.

Suitable for

• Checking runout and concentricity of shafts and spindles
• Comparative measurements of small deviations on machined components
• Alignment and setup of fixtures, jigs and machine tools
• Precision inspection in quality control and metrology benches

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 1 mm
• Resolution: 0.001 mm
• Display type: graduated mechanical dial
• Contact type: probe contact for linear displacement
• Housing: compact mechanical case suitable for mounting

How to use

Secure the dial indicator on an appropriate stand or fixture and position the probe perpendicular to the measured surface. Zero the dial at a reference point if comparative measurement is required, then move the test piece or rotate the shaft slowly while observing the dial to record deviations. For repeated checks, make sure the contact point is clean and consistent and that the indicator stem is free to travel without lateral load.

Usage recommendations

Handle the instrument carefully to avoid impacts to the probe and dial; store it in a protective case when not in use. Perform periodic checks against a calibrated reference gauge to ensure measurement reliability. Use suitable stands or magnetic bases to maintain stable contact and perpendicular alignment during runout and alignment checks.