Metrix 9060 Static Calibrator with Digital Micrometer
Precise measurements are essential for achieving professional quality and accuracy in many projects, especially for proximity systems that use mils (thousandths of an inch, or 0.001 inches) in English units and microns (thousandths of a millimeter, or 0.001 millimeters) in Metric units. When it comes to eliminating guesswork and the need for re-measuring, digital micrometers are an excellent choice for verifying proximity systems.
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Digital Micrometers for Proximity System Verification
Precise measurements are essential for achieving professional quality and accuracy in many projects, especially for proximity systems that use mils (thousandths of an inch, or 0.001 inches) in English units and microns (thousandths of a millimeter, or 0.001 millimeters) in Metric units. When it comes to eliminating guesswork and the need for re-measuring, digital micrometers are an excellent choice for verifying proximity systems.
What are Digital Micrometers?
Digital micrometers are instruments used to obtain highly precise measurements of length, thickness, or diameter. They are commonly employed across various industries, including mold-making, aerospace, medical, automotive, tool-and-die, and electronics. These versatile tools can be equipped with interchangeable components to accommodate specific proximity probe measurements. Known for their reliability and popularity, digital micrometers can be zeroed easily at almost any point without the need for recalibration. When used to verify proximity system accuracy, they precisely measure the distance, or gap, between the target material and the proximity probe tip. Knowing this distance enables technicians or engineers to accurately assess the output of a proximity probe system.
The LCD screen on digital micrometers reduces human error by clearly displaying the measurement in either mils or millimeters (showing fractions of inches or millimeters). Additionally, measurements can be stored and exported using Metrix’s digital proximity system software. While traditional mechanical micrometers have been used since the 1700s, modern digital micrometers provide a level of precision suitable for measuring the small displacements in mils and microns that many projects now demand.
Digital Micrometers with Metrix Vibration
Metrix Vibration is a leading supplier of digital micrometers used to verify proximity system outputs. With ISO-9001 certification maintained for over 20 years, Metrix Vibration is committed to quality and continuous improvement. Our products are backed by a full 36-month warranty, reflecting our confidence in their durability and accuracy.
Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Metrix Vibration supplies industrial vibration monitoring systems to major manufacturers and users of motors, pumps, fans, generators, gas turbines, cooling towers, reciprocating and centrifugal compressors, and other rotating machinery worldwide. Our products are available in more than 65 countries, and we welcome any questions you may have regarding our digital micrometers.
Digital Micrometer Model: 9060-010
The Metrix Digital Micrometer 9060-010 model allows for the adjustment of probe target materials to match the material measured by your proximity probe system. It includes a standard 4140-steel target disk and four (4) bushings (1/4-28, M8, 3/8-24, and M10) for various proximity probes. Additional target material disks can be ordered to meet specific needs. The available target materials include:
Part Number | Target Material |
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9083-001 | 4140 Steel |
9083-002 | Monel K 500 |
9083-003 | 7075-T6 |
9083-005 | 15-5 Stainless Steel |
9083-006 | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
9083-008 | 416 Stainless Steel |
9083-010 | ANSI 4340 Alloy Steel |
9083-011 | 316 Stainless Steel |
The previous 9060-001 and 9060-002 models have been replaced by the 9060-010.
Please note that the same Digital Proximity System (comprising a proximity probe, extension cable, and driver or transmitter) can be used to monitor thrust, radial vibration, or shaft speed.
Digital micrometers are indispensable tools for measuring small distances and should be stored in a padded box within workers’ toolkits across various industries. As precision instruments, they require careful handling and regular maintenance to ensure a long product lifespan. Digital micrometers are not suitable for use in very hot environments (above 60°C/140°F) or in extreme weather conditions. They are not water-resistant, so contact with water should be avoided. For detailed information, refer to the user manual. Visit our online store to explore our digital micrometers and accessories designed specifically for proximity probe verification.