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    This document provides information about the parts of a dial indicator and how they can be used for different measurement tasks. It describes the bezel, bezel lock, turn counter, markers, plunger, and point of the dial indicator. It also mentions the magnetic base, indicator mount, clamp, fine adjustment switch, and V base. The document explains that the clamp and indicator mount can be configured in different ways and used based on the specific job. It describes how the point set allows replacing the point with different shapes suitable for measuring convex, concave, or hard to reach surfaces.

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    This document provides information about the parts of a dial indicator and how they can be used for different measurement tasks. It describes the bezel, bezel lock, turn counter, markers, plunger, and point of the dial indicator. It also mentions the magnetic base, indicator mount, clamp, fine adjustment switch, and V base. The document explains that the clamp and indicator mount can be configured in different ways and used based on the specific job. It describes how the point set allows replacing the point with different shapes suitable for measuring convex, concave, or hard to reach surfaces.

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    Bezel Bezel Lock: Rotate The Bezel To Zero The Needle. Tighten To Lock The Bezel in Place

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    Amin Uvianto
    This document provides information about the parts of a dial indicator and how they can be used for different measurement tasks. It describes the bezel, bezel lock, turn counter, markers, plunger, and point of the dial indicator. It also mentions the magnetic base, indicator mount, clamp, fine adjustment switch, and V base. The document explains that the clamp and indicator mount can be configured in different ways and used based on the specific job. It describes how the point set allows replacing the point with different shapes suitable for measuring convex, concave, or hard to reach surfaces.

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    Bezel

    Rotate the bezel to zero


    the needle.

    Bezel Lock
    Tighten to lock the bezel
    in place.

    Turn Counter
    Counts the turns of the
    needle.

    Markers
    Move these to provide
    reference points.

    Plunger
    Moves in and out.

    Point
    Can be replaced with
    other shapes.

    Magnetic Base
    Indicator Mount
    Mounts dial and test
    indicators.
    Clamp
    Holds arms in position.
    Fine Adjustment
    Makes precise
    adjustment of arm.
    Switch
    Turns magnet on and off.
    V Base
    Allows use on round
    objects.

    The clamp and indicator mount parts can


    be disassembled and reassembled in many
    ways. Use them to create a mount that is
    appropriate to the job at hand.

    Point Set

    (PN 1783, included in 1782 set)

    The point set provides many different


    shapes of points that can be put on the
    dial indicator.
    Use a point that is appropriate to the job
    at hand. Use a flat point to measure
    convex surfaces. Use a rounded point to
    measure concave surfaces. Use small
    points to reach into holes.

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