What are the parts of a micrometer?
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The image illustrates a micrometer, labeling its parts such as the anvil, spindle, main scale, circular scale, thimble, and ratchet stop. It seems to represent a visual aid for understanding the components of this measuring instrument.
Answer
Anvil, spindle, frame, main scale, circular scale, sleeve with vernier graduations, thimble, ratchet stop.
The parts of a micrometer are the anvil, spindle, frame (U-frame), main scale, circular scale, sleeve with vernier graduations, thimble, and ratchet stop.
Answer for screen readers
The parts of a micrometer are the anvil, spindle, frame (U-frame), main scale, circular scale, sleeve with vernier graduations, thimble, and ratchet stop.
More Information
A micrometer is an instrument used to make precise measurements of dimensions such as diameter, thickness, and length. It is commonly used in mechanical engineering and machining for accurate measurements.
Tips
Be careful to distinguish between similar parts such as the spindle and the thimble. Ensure that the micrometer is calibrated properly before taking measurements.
Sources
- Micrometer Parts and Their Main Function | Mechanical Measuring - mechanicalmeasuring.com
- Micrometer (device) - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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