What is Cable and Optical Cable Thickness Test
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Set US$500.00 / Set
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Supplied
- Warranty Supplied
- Type Gauge Block
- Transport Package Seaworthy Package
- Trademark GF
- Origin China
- Measurement Object Outside Diameter
- Test Methods Through Check Method
- Material Steel
- Precision Gauge Precision Gauge
- Certification ISO
- Usage for Checking
- Shape Round
- Customized Customized
- Measuring Range 0.01 ~ 10 mm
- Minimum Degree 0.01 mm
- The Standard Specification 6.4 + / - 0.2 mm
Product Description
GF-313 - c wire insulation thickness gauge The Mitutoyo dial indicator, indicator type; Measuring range: 0.01 ~ 10 mm, minimum degree: 0.01 mm. The standard specification: Φ 6.4 + / - 0.2 mm, 1. The standard specification: 9.0 X 2.0 + / - 0.05 mm, 1. Jordan farmar: 25 g / 85 g each one
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