Brunson Optical Micrometers 190 Series

The 190 optical micrometer translates the line of sight laterally with an accuracy of ±0.0005″ using an optical flat. The cast aluminum housing has a 1.655″ opening to fit the telescope barrel of all Brunson optical tooling transits and levels. Adapters are available which allow this micrometer to be used with a variety of theodolites as well. Any of four machined slots in the housing (located at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock positions) fit over a locating pin on Brunson telescope barrels for quick and accurate indexing of the micrometer to a horizontal or vertical position. A precision glass window acts as a dust cover to protect the optical flat inside.

SPECIFICATIONS

ACCURACY ±0.0005″
DRUM READING 0.001″
FINISH Grey Textured Polyurethane
KNOBS AND FRONT RING Clear anodized aluminum
WEIGHT, PRODUCT (APPROX.) LB 1
WEIGHT, PRODUCT (APPROX.) KG 0.45
WEIGHT, SHIPPING (APPROX.) LB 2
WEIGHT, SHIPPING (APPROX.) KG 0.91

 

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