MITUTOYO DIGIMATIC CALIPER 500-672 CD-6" PS.
$195
The SPC output is for storing data on a computer or other data storing units.
What is the best digital caliper for around $200, ive been looking at the IP67 Waterproof Digimatic Mitutoyo 6 inch caliper in MSC for $217, also what is the SPC output used for?
MITUTOYO DIGIMATIC CALIPER 500-672 CD-6" PS.
$195
The SPC output is for storing data on a computer or other data storing units.
Stefan Vendin
What makes this better then the one I posted?
Well,friends of mine have had the one you suggested and they have had problems.
Water getting in to the SPC output creating a short.
The one I suggested doesn't have a SPC output.
And I was wrong about the price.It's $153.
Stefan Vendin
Which would be a better mic, 06426514 or 06230395 ? Both are www.mscdirect.com order numbers
I like the 06230395.It has a ratchet thimble.I like to hear the clicks.
I guess it's just a matter of taste.
Stefan Vendin
So both would be good ones to get?
For my $0.02 worth, stick with brand names (Mitutoyo, Brown & Sharpe, Starrett). Any caliper or micrometer by these comapnies will give you great results--so long as you take care of it. Make sure that the resolution on your caliper/micrometer is correct. For a caliper, you want something that is at least +/- 0.001" and for a micrometer you'll want something that is at least +/- 0.0001". Don't get fooled by sale price calipers that are +/-0.010" (unless that's more than you need)
Keep 'em clean and treat 'em right and they'll last forever.
~Jon
take a look at tesa
also
stay away from any mitutoyo made in brazil
i won t buy mit's anymore ,ive been burned twice by inferior crap calipers from them ,one was digital that the fixed jaw wasn t square and they were just wonky everywhere , mitutoyo rep wouldnt have anything to do with me about it , couldn t hold a measurement until i had to remachine the POS , , then i gave it another chance , bought the swiss style dial calipers , i figured how could they screw that up , i was wrong ! the only thing that may have resembled swiss was the appearance , sure ain t in the feel or the forever calibrating and adjusting !
at the price of them i've said nomore ,i can buy starrett or tesa for a little more
its shamefull ,they had great quality stuff
a couple guys at work have been thru the same thing , i'm not an isolated case ,
sorry for the rant but hate to see someone else get burned
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take a look at tesa
also
stay away from any mitutoyo made in japan
i won t buy mit's anymore ,ive been burned twice by inferior crap calipers from them ,one was digital that the fixed jaw wasn t square and they were just wonky everywhere , mitutoyo rep wouldnt have anything to do with me about it , couldn t hold a measurement until i had to remachine the POS , , then i gave it another chance , bought the swiss style dial calipers , i figured how could they screw that up , i was wrong ! the only thing that may have resembled swiss was the appearance , sure ain t in the feel or the forever calibrating and adjusting !
at the price of them i've said nomore ,i can buy starrett or tesa for a little more
its shamefull ,they had great quality stuff
a couple guys at work have been thru the same thing , i'm not an isolated case ,
sorry for the rant but hate to see someone else get burned