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    The optical micrometer is a portable instrument that can measure surface damage on a variety of materials, including the width or depth of scratches, cracks, pits, corrosion, and dents. It uses magnification and focus to take accurate readings to within 0.0002 inches. The instrument is simple to use and adapts to both convex and concave surfaces using interchangeable bases. It is available in two models, with the Model 966A providing higher magnification for more precise measurements of shallower surface features.

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    The optical micrometer is a portable instrument that can measure surface damage on a variety of materials, including the width or depth of scratches, cracks, pits, corrosion, and dents. It uses magnification and focus to take accurate readings to within 0.0002 inches. The instrument is simple to use and adapts to both convex and concave surfaces using interchangeable bases. It is available in two models, with the Model 966A providing higher magnification for more precise measurements of shallower surface features.

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    The optical micrometer is a portable instrument that can measure surface damage on a variety of materials, including the width or depth of scratches, cracks, pits, corrosion, and dents. It uses magnification and focus to take accurate readings to within 0.0002 inches. The instrument is simple to use and adapts to both convex and concave surfaces using interchangeable bases. It is available in two models, with the Model 966A providing higher magnification for more precise measurements of shallower surface features.

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    The optical micrometer is a portable instrument that can measure surface damage on a variety of materials, including the width or depth of scratches, cracks, pits, corrosion, and dents. It uses magnification and focus to take accurate readings to within 0.0002 inches. The instrument is simple to use and adapts to both convex and concave surfaces using interchangeable bases. It is available in two models, with the Model 966A providing higher magnification for more precise measurements of shallower surface features.

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    Optical Micrometer

    Surface Measurement

    Handheld, portable instrument measures


    a range of surface damage.
    The optical micrometer will measure and evaluate the width
    or depth of scratches, cracks, pits, corrosion, dents and other
    blemishes in a variety of materials. In addition, it can be used
    to quantify the height of spurs and other small protrusions.
    For transparent materials, this instrument is useful for measuring
    thickness, depth of crazing, depth of fractures, and width of
    embedded voids.
    Simple design provides accurate results.
    An easy-to read Vernier Scale is standard on all optical depth
    micrometers and is calibrated in thousandths, ten thousandths
    and hundred thousandths. To take a reading, the operator rotates
    the micrometer thimble until the primary surface of the area comes
    into sharp focus. Subsequent readings at varying depths of focus
    are made in the same fashion. Depending on model, the optical
    micrometer is accurate to 0.0002.
    Adapts to convex, concave and compound contours.
    With a rugged housing, this instrument is ideal for field
    applications. Using one of the interchangeable bases,
    practically any surface could be measured - windshields,
    airframes, fuselage skin, propeller blades, rotor blades,
    turbine blades, plus many more.

    *Shown: Optical Micrometer Kit (Model 966A1)


    Includes 5x and 10x interchangeable optics, 20x
    eyepiece cell, reticle eyepiece cell; five additional
    bases, micrometer light, adjustable light
    bracket and case.

    Optical Micrometer
    Surface Measurement

    Available in Two Models:


    Model 966 (100 power)
    Recommended for applications requiring greater working depth.
    Depth readings to 0.965 and height readings up to 0.100 can be
    made with this instrument. Transparent materials up to 1.447 thick
    can be measured with 0.0005 accuracy.
    Model 966A (200 power)
    The standard instrument used for primary flat and simple curved
    surfaces. Depth (below the surface) readings to 0.265 and height
    (above the surface) readings up to 0.100 can be made within
    0.0002 accuracy. Will also measure transparent material
    thicknesses up to 0.397.

    Specificatinos
    Power
    Depth Measurement
    Height Above Surface
    Transparent Materials
    Field of View
    Accuracy

    Model 966
    100x
    up to 0.965
    0.100
    up to 1.447
    0.090 diam.
    0.0005

    Model 966A
    200x
    up to 0.265
    0.100
    up to 0.397
    0.060 diam.
    0.0002

    Model 966A1
    Contains equipment for both models above.
    Accessories:
    Tripod Base (model 970) Intended for flat, simple and compound
    curved surfaces (supplied with instrument)
    Quadpod Base (model 971) Enables measurements
    on convex and/or concave irregular curved surfaces
    Offset Tripod Base (model 972) Permits readings
    of flat or curved surfaces adjacent to protruding obstructions
    Wedge Bipod Base (model 973) Used when intersection of planed
    surfaces form angles of at least 80
    Translucent V-Block Base (model 974) Obtains readings
    from round surfaces or external angles, also flat surfaces
    adjacent to recessed areas
    Large Tripod Base (model 975) Used for applications requiring
    a larger support area than the tripod base, ideal for small parts
    inspection
    Reticle Eyepiece Cell (model 966AR) By inserting the reticle
    eyepiece cell, the micrometer becomes an optical comparator
    capable of making accurate width measurements up to 0.040
    to an accuracy of 0.001 (for use with Model 966A)
    10x Interchangeable Optic (model 966AC) converts model
    966 to model 966A
    5x Interchangeable Optic (model 966C) converts model
    966A to model 966

    455 Bryant Street


    North Tonawanda, New York 14120 USA

    For more information:


    Call 1.800.333.5300 (U.S.) or 716.694.4000 (outside U.S.)
    Fax 716.694.1450
    Email us at [email protected]
    Visit us at www.taberindustries.com

    LASS12/05

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