Starrett 711LCSZ Last Word Dial Test Indicator with Attachments, White Dial, 0-15-0 Reading, 0-0.03

Starrett 711LCSZ Last Word Dial Test Indicator with Attachments, White Dial, 0-15-0 Reading, 0-0.03" Range, 0.0005" Graduation, +/-0.0005" Accuracy

$ 265.00

Score By Feature

Based on 15 ratings

Satisfaction

9.53

Customer service

9.53

Packaging

9.68

Delivery

9.70

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Product Description

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For taking measurements in machining, layout, and inspection work, use a horizontal-face inch dial test indicator with a hard, chrome-plated steel ratchet contact point.

When used with a mirror or in a bore jig application, this balanced dial has a white face with half-yellow shading for accurate reading, as well as a positive reversing switch to change reading direction.

A body clamp, friction holder, or shank can be used to mount a swiveling, tubular body.

Lever action is jeweled for smooth operation, and the contact point is replaceable.

Meets or exceeds national and international accuracy and performance requirements, and can be traced back to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the United States.

Gradient of 0.0005"

Range of 030"

All attachments are included in the indicator.

Ideal for all machining, layout, and inspection work that requires precision measurements.

Action on the level is smooth and jeweled.

Questions & Answers

Is there a case included with the indicator and attachments?

Yes, a nice red plastic case with foam inside provides excellent protection for the instrument.'

Selected User Reviews For Starrett 711LCSZ Last Word Dial Test Indicator with Attachments, White Dial, 0-15-0 Reading, 0-0.03" Range, 0.0005" Graduation, +/-0.0005" Accuracy

This is the one I use

5/5

I have a few indicators, but this seems to be the one I use the most. This is, I believe, the first indicator I reach for because of its size, ease of use, reliability, and accuracy. It's a little more expensive, but I've had some Starrett tools for over 30 years and love them. It's a dependable product that simply does its job.

Eleanor Lin

| Apr 13, 2021

Indicator of the Starrett "Last Word

5/5

" Starrett's work is fantastic - as usual. Now I understand why it has never been discontinued. It's easy to use and incredibly precise. When positioned, the adjustable arms do not move. Excellent for vise indication as well as a variety of other tasks. It's simple to read the indicator dial. There are no issues.

Benson Stanton

| Dec 21, 2021

This is a very useful and high-quality tool

4/5

The dial has a small size.

Steven Rodgers

| Nov 29, 2021

Last but not least, I'm enrolling in machinist training

5/5

I needed to replace a gauge that the school had sold, so I decided to do it right the first time, and I absolutely love this gauge. It's a huge improvement over the gauge I was using previously.

Mackenzie McKnight

| Nov 15, 2021

This is a fantastic little indicator

5/5

For small-business owners, this is a fantastic indicator. machining on a large scale It comes with a complete set of attachments for mounting it in the mill spindle and tool posts of micro lathes and mills like the Taig. Square up your work, sweep the maill table to ensure the mill column is perpendicular, and perform a variety of other alignment tasks are all simple.

Hadlee Waters

| Jun 16, 2021

It's everything you've ever wanted it to be

5/5

This is without a doubt one of the most useful indicators ever devised. It's incredibly small and versatile; if you think you need one, you won't go wrong with this one, and it'll likely become something you use all the time. It can be adjusted to indicate in a variety of directions, and the lever action can be toggled. It's a marvel of engineering in miniature. I am blown away.

Emily Wright

| Nov 27, 2021

When you care enough to send the best, I'm sure the preceding statement will attract trolls, but that is just my opinion

4/5

br>br>If you're a machinist, you've probably already got at least five of these, so why are you reading this? You are aware of your personal preferences and what works for you. Those who are new to machining should familiarize themselves with the following: br>br> Yes, it is costly, but if this is how you make a living, it is well worth the investment. If you're a hobbyist, you probably won't need something as precise as this. These items will outlast you if they are properly cared for. br>br>It arrived in good condition after being shipped quickly.