Complete measuring set includes: 6" Dial caliper - .001" graduations; 0-1" Outside micrometer - .0001" graduations; and a 6" Flexible rule with 32nds, 64ths, 10ths, & 100ths graduations. All contained in a fitted, shop-hardened case.

Size: 12". grad: .001". Includes thumbroll for one-handed operation. Rugged design withstands rough use without losing accuracy. Stainless steel construction. All surfaces are ground and MICRO-LAPPED for absolute accuracy.

Set Of 6 Pieces, Size Range 5/16" To 6". Double action (self centering). Contact point ends are hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.

An economical Fowler Dial Indicator and Magnetic Base Combo that has many applications. Dial indicator measures to 1" in .001" grads, and the magnetic base can be adjusted in fine increments for exact placement.

Length: 12". Width: 1/2". Graduated in 10ths and 100ths on one side, and 32nds, & 64ths on the other. The combination of a black chrome finish and precisely etched white graduations make these rules very easy on the eyes.

Has precise decimal scales in both inches and metric. A must for job layouts which are almost always in decimal inches (not feet & inches). Graduated 50th of an inch (0.02”) for the first foot, and in 10th of inches (.10”) after. Also measures in milimete

Range: .125-.500". set of 4 gauges includes part numbers: 97A, 97B, 97C, and 97D. Ball hole gauges are used to determine the diameter of small holes. They are precision ground and heat treated for accuracy.

Length: 12". width: 1-1/8". grad: 32ND, 64TH, 10TH, 100TH. These rules make fast and simple measurements with easy reading graduations, which make them useful in measuring depths and widths of grooves and recesses.

Fully hardened and heat treated. Brushed finish. Size 4".

Size 3-1/2"-6". Double action (self-centering) contact point ends are made of hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.

American National Standard wire gage 0 to 36, used for gauging non-ferrous wire and metals such as aluminum, copper, and brass.

For gauging uncoated sheet metal, aluminum, & steel. Gage numbers are U.S. standard 0 to 36, based on weights in ounces per square inch. Decimal equivalents of each size are stamped on reverse side.