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Standard Gage / Dorsey Dial Bore Gage
replacement bore gage dial indicator

 

REPAIRS: Long Island Indicator Service is an authorized repair service, fully qualified to perform professional repairs on Standard Gage and Dorsey dial bore gages.

SALES: The newest models of Standard Gage dial bore gages are manufactured in Switzerland by Tesa, the manufacturers of high-end Etalon, Compac and Interapid gages. Dorsey (USA) makes an excellent look-alike with the same specifications.

The same indicator is used for Size 2, 3, 4, and 5 dial bore gages. A slightly larger version is used for bore gage size 6. A simple hex screw will fasten it to your various measuring heads. If you don't use more than one head at a time, you can save some money by using one indicator for all your measuring heads. You might also want to buy a new indicator simply to replace an old or defective indicator. Perhaps you want to replace the obsolete "made in Poughkeepsie" indicator with the new model made in Switzerland/Germany. You can also convert your metric bore gage to inch and vice-versa.

Digital versions are also available with the option of converting your dial bore gage into a digital electronic gage.

 

Standard Bore Gage indicator model D1-20241-B-1 made in Europe

 

Your dial bore gage indicator consists of everything shown in the accompanying photo. Simply unscrew the hex nut, insert your measuring head, and hand tighten. Don't use tools other than a hex wrench to tighten the screw because you'll invariably over tighten and ruin the thread, in which case you'll end up having to buy another indicator.

Also available: spare parts for the bore gage indicator including crystals and other easily replaced parts.

 

Standard no.

Indicator no.

Range

Order no.

Price

X8-81141B (.0001")

D1-20141-B-1

Size 0

86419

322.00

X8-85241B (.0001")

D1-20241-B-1

Size 2, 3, 4, 5

36936

339.00

X8-86241B (.0001")

D1-20241-B-1

Size 6

36993

399.00

 

You may order online by selecting any linked model number.

 

Dorsey replacement indicator

 

DorseyIndicator
You have an opportunity to replace the Swiss-German Standard Gage indicator, or the old Poughkeepsie indicator with the American-made
Dorsey indicator shown at left. Just like the European version in the photo above, it comes complete in a housing.

The bright yellow dial (on metric indicators) and white dials on inch versions feature a revolution counter to help you keep track of any possible over-travel. A popular 1-revolution version is also offered.

You'll find that it's of comparable quality, is completely interchangeable, offers more options, costs less and is made in our own back-yard. Go for it.

Older model bore gage No.6 had a 1-inch diameter stem. It will be necessary to buy the appropriate indicator shown in the listing below. All other models and current No.6 models have 5/8" inside diameter housings.



 

Standard no.

Graduations / range

Order no.

Accuracy

Price

No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (5/8")

.0001" / .050" (3 rev)

DS-2I50-01

±.0001"

310.00

No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (5/8")

.0001" / .009" (1 rev)

DS-2I9-01

±.0001"

302.00

No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (5/8")

.0005" / .100" (3 rev)

DS-2I100-05

±.0005"

278.00

No. 6 (1-inch Ø)

.0001" / .009" (1 rev)

DS-2I9-01-6

±.0001"

410.00

Accuracy

 

Accuracy in bore gages is determined on the basis of the indicator's performance. For gage sizes 0 and 1, the accuracy is ± 1/2 graduation over the entire range. For gage sizes 2 through 6, the accuracy is ± one graduation. In all cases, repeatability is 1/5 graduation.

You will find more information on bore gages, including calibration, by perusing the index page.

 

 

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