Condition

Used – Good

Research laboratory surplus inventory.

The digital display powers on and responds as shown in the photos.

The micrometer is in good overall cosmetic condition with normal signs of previous handling and use. The measuring contacts appear clean with no obvious major damage visible in the photos.

The original Mitutoyo wooden storage case and the paperwork shown in the photos are included.

No setting ring or extension rod is included.

Calibration accuracy has not been independently verified, and no current calibration certification is provided. Please review all photos carefully for the actual condition and included items.

Description

Mitutoyo 468-177 HTD-200R Digimatic Holtest 3-Point Internal Micrometer

Professional Mitutoyo three-point digital internal micrometer designed for precision bore and internal diameter measurement.

Measurement range: 175–200 mm

Resolution: 0.001 mm

Model: HTD-200R

Part No.: 468-177

Protection: IP65

Measuring faces: Titanium-coated

The three-point measuring system provides stable positioning inside the bore and is suitable for precision machining, inspection, tooling, laboratory, and quality-control applications.

The LCD powers on and responds as shown in the photos.

Included in this sale are the Mitutoyo 468-177 micrometer, original Mitutoyo wooden case, and the paperwork shown in the photographs.

No setting ring or extension rod is included.

This is a used precision measuring instrument. A current calibration certificate is not included, and measurement accuracy has not been independently certified by the seller. Calibration before critical inspection work is recommended.

Please review all photos carefully. The actual item shown in the photographs is the item you will receive.

For international shipments, customs duties, import taxes, or DDP-related charges may be imposed in the destination country. If the buyer refuses delivery due to these charges, actual costs incurred—including the original shipping cost, return shipping, customs-related charges, and carrier surcharges—will be deducted from the refund.