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Insize 6558-23 Non Magnetic Stainless Steel Edge Finder with 119 mm Spindle Length
ABOUT THIS ITEM:
Insize Non Magnetic Stainless Steel Edge Finder with 119 mm Spindle Length, 6558-23 is a precision measuring tool used in machining and metalworking to locate the exact edge or center of a workpiece. It is an essential instrument for achieving accurate positioning and alignment when setting up machine tools such as milling machines, lathes, and drill presses. The primary purpose of an edge finder is to determine the reference point (edge or center) of a workpiece in relation to the machine's spindle or tool.
Edge finders typically consist of a cylindrical
shank with a precision-ground tip and a spring-loaded mechanism. The shank is
inserted into the machine's collet or chuck, and the opposite end of the edge
finder is used to make contact with the workpiece's surface. When the edge
finder contacts the workpiece, the spring-loaded mechanism allows a slight
lateral displacement of the tip, indicating that it has touched the surface.
This movement can be observed visually or detected through tactile feedback.
There
are two common types of edge finders:
Single-End
Edge Finder: This type has a single contact surface
on the tip. The operator moves the workpiece or machine's table until the edge
finder triggers a visible or tactile signal, indicating that it has touched the
edge of the workpiece. The edge finder's position at this point provides a
precise reference for subsequent machining operations.
Double-End
Edge Finder: A double-end edge finder has contact
surfaces on both ends of the tip, one for each edge. The operator moves the
workpiece or machine's table until the edge finder triggers a signal at both
ends. The midpoint between these two positions represents the exact center of
the workpiece.
Edge finders are invaluable for tasks like aligning
workpieces, setting tool offsets, and accurately locating hole centers during
drilling or milling operations. They help minimize errors, reduce setup time,
and ensure that machining processes are performed with high precision.
In conclusion, an edge finder is a critical tool in the arsenal of machinists and metalworkers, enabling them to quickly and accurately locate the edges or centers of workpieces. Its simplicity, precision, and ease of use make it an indispensable tool for achieving precise positioning and alignment in various machining applications, ultimately contributing to the quality and efficiency of the manufacturing process.
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