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Measurement Methods

08/10/2010 11:58 PM

Measurement Methods for flatness , concentricity , Coaxility .
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Re: Measurement Methods

08/11/2010 12:27 AM

Basic measurements can be made visually using a trained eye, literally.

Can you please provide more detail if this (valid) answer is not what you are after. What's the application? What level of accuracy? etc

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08/11/2010 6:36 AM

These measurements are traditionally made with a dial indicator and precision reference such as a surface plate and precision fixturing such as a V-block. or bench centers. Thus the term TIR "Total Indicator Reading"

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