Mahr Inc.’s Multimar 36-B bench-mounting indicator gage for IDs and ODs is configurable with either a dial indicator, Maxµm III, or µMaxµm indicator, and a number of different jaw sets and contacts.
Edited by Bart Bishop
Assistant Editor, Production Machining
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There are multiple indicating instruments that can be used on this gage. For example, with an integrated wireless indicator, MarCator 1087 Ri or 1087 BRi, coupled with MarCom software, operators can now send measurements wirelessly to an Excel file. The 36-B is also configurable with either a dial indicator, Maxµm III, or µMaxµm indicator, and a number of different jaw sets and contacts.
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