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Dial Bore Gauge with Impressive Accuracy of 0.001'', Range 2'' to 6'' Diameter Dial Indicator Bore Gage Gauge, Cylinder Bore Gauge with Carrying Case for Bore Measure

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  • High Precision: Our dial bore gauge offers ultra-precision measurements, ensuring accurate bore sizing. It has a range of 2" to 6" and an impressive accuracy of 0.001". The measuring plunger is equipped with a carbide tip, further enhancing its precision.
  • Convenient to Use: The deep bore gauge is designed with a 10-inch depth, allowing users to measure out-of-round conditions and cylinder taper without the hassle of disassembling the piston, providing comprehensive measurements.
  • Sturdy and Wear-Resistant: The measuring plunger contains a carbide tip, and the dial contains gem bearings, which effectively improves the durability of the cylinder inner diameter dial indicator.
  • Complete Package: Our cylinder bore gauge contains all necessary parts, interchangeable extensions and ABS storage case, easy to use and easy to assemble.
  • Reliable and Customer-Friendly: Our dial indicator bore gauge are 100% factory tested for safety and reliability. We offer free returns for defective products and welcome your valuable feedback. Contact us anytime for assistance.


Features of The Dial Bore Gauge:- Measures a range from 2" to 6".- Offers accuracy up to 0.001".- A dial gauge with a carbide pointed anvil.- Uses a micrometer, caliper, or gauge set as the reference setting.- Automatically centers for precise measurement.Package Included: 1 Dial Bore Gauge Set; 1 ABS Storage Box


andrew w barnes
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Be prepared to disassemble the actual bore adapter as I bought this and the plunger for the bore adapter was frozen in it's bore and would not move. I returned the first set and when receiv the replacement it was the same exact problem. I took the unit apart and figured out how it was supposed to work. Reassembled it correctly and it worked fine