Thursday, June 16, 2011

#Tools that should be in #every #mans #Toolbox

Dan The Metalworking Man is here today to talk about some tools that any MAN worth his salt better have in his toolbox.  Some of these may seem very basic but that is the beauty of it all.
Let me recommend a few and see what y'all think.
Stanley Knives Gray Enamel Finish
Utility Knife 
Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox
http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/knife
It's beauty is in it's simplicity. Not designed for one purpose. From cutting batts of insulation to opening packages and taking paint off paint covered screws. This is a must have for any toolbox or weekend repairman. You call yourself a handyman you better have one of these.
 
General Center Punch Sets
 
Center Punch
http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/centerpunch 

 
Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox

These tools are not just for starting holes in metal. You can use it to tighten a loose knife handle or shovel by centering the punch on the rivet and then hitting it with a ball-peen hammer, expanding the rivets head. Try a spring loaded one for ease of use and accuracy.
 
 Empire Torpedo Levels
Level

Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox
http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/levels
There is a multiple uses for this tool and you can have more than one in your toolbox. For really precise applications use a laser level. Mount it on a stand and the laser will rotate 360 degrees projecting a visible level line.
 
 
 
Gorilla Glue
Glue
http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/glue
Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox

For many jobs a polyurethane glue like Gorilla Glue will be a great way to solve many of your problems. Gorilla Glue is very strong and sticks to a variety of surfaces. Another cool thing is it has a cool name. Get some Gorilla today!!!
 
 
 

Precise High Speed Steel Drill Sets

Precise High Speed Steel Drill Sets


 
Drill Bit

Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox
http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/drillbit
Use them for drilling wood and most plastics. For industrial use, it is probably better to get a set of titanium coated sets.
Remember that heat and friction will slowly take away the bits honed edge.
You can purchase a Drill Dr (which Light Tool Supply also sells) to sharpen up those dull drill bits back to their original sharpness.
 
OldForge Cold Chisel
Cold Chisel

 http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/coldchisel
Tools that should be in every mans Toolbox-
Use this tool to cut through bolts, rivets, and pins. Using the chisel cold as opposed to torch or forged heating for the same result. Strike the chisel with a Ball-peen hammer. Always wear safety glasses and never use it on stone or concrete.

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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

#Surface Roughness Testing



They are many devices you can use to test the Surface Roughness of a metal part.  Surface Metrology is the measurement of small-scale features on surfaces.  When choosing a unit, it all depends on how much money you want to spend and the various features each tester has.  Some of them are Made in China and usually are less expensive.  Below are a few that I recommend at various price levels.

Phase II Surface Roughness Gauge

 http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/phase2

Phase II Surface Roughness Gauge





  • The diamond stylus is hypersensitive and sophisticated enough to allow for a .001(µm) micron display resolution.


  • Utilizes an easy interface to allow for changes on in/mm (µin/µm), cutoff length, sampling length, parameters, level of test (stylus position) digital filters and more!


  • Measurement results are displayed as large characters on the LCD screen for easy recognition.


  • Battery powered portability allows the SRG-4000 surface roughness testers to mobilize productivity throughout the shop.


  • Menu driven operating system.


  • 4 different roughness parameters.


  • Inside/Outside diameters.


  • Stylus indicator.


  • RS 232 output to printer/PC.


  • Extended memory functions.


  • Auto-off with auto store.
    Specifications:
    Roughness Parameters: Ra, Rz, Rq, Rt
    Assessed Profiles Primary profile(p), Roughness profile(R) tp curve (Mr)
    Measuring System Metric µm,  Imperial µ inch
    Display Resolution
    +/-20 m  = 0.001 µm
    +/-40 m = 0.002 µm
    +/-80 m = 0.004 µm
    Display Range
    Ra, Rq: 0.005 µm up to 16 µm
    Rz, Rt: 0.02 µm up to 160 µm
    Pick Up Measuring Range: +/- 80 µm
    Conformance Standards: ISO/DIN/JIS/ANSI
    Sensor Specifications: 5 m Diamond Tip Stylus
    Sensor Angle: 90°




    • SPI Portable Surface Roughness Tester

     Portable Surface Roughness Tester

     http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/SPI



    Portable and Robust for Efficient use in the Work Shop, Yet Delicately Precise for Inspection




  • Ra - average roughness.


  • Rz - (RTM) mean roughness depth (DIN).


  • Meets ANSI, ISO, DIN & Mil specifications.


  • Roughness in microinch or micrometers.


  • Digital display located on top.


  • Includes probe and standard (NIST traceable).


  • Easy to read LCD readout.


  • Out of range Hi/Low indicator.


  • Low battery indicator.


  • Uses 9V battery for approx. 3000 measurements.


  • Furnished in fitted case.

    Specifications: Overall Dimension: Approx. 5.5"x 3"x 1" Measuring Range: Ra - 1µ" to 250µ"/0.01µm to 6.35µm Rz* - 8µ" to 999µ"/0.2µm to 25.0µm Display Resolution: 1µ"/.01µm Max Stylus Force: 1500mfg/15.0mN *per DIN 4768. Note that the .0002"/5µm stylus radius must be used to measure these parameters


    • Mahr/Federal Pocket Surf Portable Surface Roughness GageMahr/Federal Pocket Surf Portable Surface Roughness Gage

     http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/Mahr

     EMD-1500-311

    EMD-1500-321  


    The Pocket sized completely portable, economically priced tool for performing traceable surface roughness measurements.

    Features:
    • Pocket sized, compact and solidly built.
    • Operates in four probe positions:
      0°, 90°, 180°, and 270°.
    • Easily interchangeable probes.
    • Measures four, switch-selectable Parameters:
      Ra-Average roughness
      Ry-Maximum roughness depth(DiN)
      Rmax-Max. roughness depth (DiN)
      also called Rtm.
    • Built in digital output.
    • Supplied with general purpose probe. For most surface roughness applications. Has a 90° conical diamond stylus.

    Swivel Fixture
    Exclusive Swivel Fixture that will allow you to mount the Pocket Surf horizontally or vertically, enhancing the capabilities of both the Pocket Surf and your heightgage or height stand.

     


    Mitutoyo Surftest SJ-210 Portable Surface Roughness Tester

    Mitutoyo Surftest SJ-210 Portable Surface Roughness Tester
    http://www.lighttoolsupply.com/Mitutoyo-Surftest-SJ-210

    Surftest® SJ-210 portable surface roughness tester combines high accuracy and measurement speed with numerous innovative features creating a new class leader in surface inspection.





  • 2.4" color LCD display includes backlighting and over-size fonts.


  • Display direction can be changed to be read vertically or horizontally right and left handed.


  • Self-timed measurement supported.


  • Color tolerance judgments, evaluation curves and all data can be displayed in one of 16 languages.


  • Security management supports password protected function locks.


  • The detector/drive unit can be detached from the display unit for effortless measurement of awkwardly oriented workpieces.



    •   Brown & Sharpe TESA RUGOSURF 20, Portable Surface Finish Instrument
      Defelsko PosiTector UTG Ultrasonic Thickness Gage
      Flexbar Composite Set of Roughness Standards
      Flexbar Composite Set Of Surface Roughness Standards
      GAR Micro-Comparator, The Original Made in USA
      Industrial Press Grinding Technology
      Mahr - Pocket Surf III Kit
      Mahr Marsurf M300 Surface Roughness Tester with Bluetooth Technology
      Mahr/Federal Pocket Surf Portable Surface Roughness Gage
      MahrSurf PS1 PORTABLE SURFACE ROUGHNESS TESTER
      Mitutoyo Gage Block Sets
      Mitutoyo Hardmatic HH-411 Series 810-Impact Type Hardness Testing Unit
      Mitutoyo Portable Surface Roughness Tester
      Mitutoyo Surface Roughness Tester Surftest SJ-411/412
      Mitutoyo Surface Roughness Tester
    Surftest SJ-310
      Mitutoyo Surftest SJ-210 Portable Surface Roughness Tester
      Mitutoyo SURFTEST SJ-301 With Built-In printer
      Mitutoyo Surftest Surface Roughness Gage System
      Phase II Portable Surface Roughness Tester Profilometer
      Phase II Surface Roughness Gauge

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    Tuesday, June 14, 2011

    Dan the #Metalworking Man found his pilots for his Private Plane

    You know being in the Metalworking business I make a boatload of money.   So when these girls asked to fly my Private Jet what was I suppose to do?  They were hired on the spot.  I will keep you up to date on how they are doing.


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    Who makes a really good #Electronic Micrometer?


    Over the years this conversation comes up all the time with #Tool and Die makers and Metalworkers.
    Who makes the best Electronic Micrometer for the money?  Times are tough these days and when I spend some Cashola I want what I buy to be a good value and last a long time.  I have to say that #Mitutoyo make a hell of a good Micrometer.  In fact they make everything good.  This Company which is based in Japan has been around a very long time and they make their product in the typical Japanese way.  They take pride in what they make and care about what their customers think.
    Here is a little history on Mitutoyo.

    Corporation chronicle Product chronicle


    1934
    Yehan Numata founded a research laboratory at Musashi Shinden in Tokyo for the domestic production of micrometers.

    1936
    Founded Kamata Factory at Kamata in Tokyo and named Mitutoyo Manufacture.

    1938
    Reorganized to stock corporation and Yehan Numata was inaugurated as president.
    		 1930-
    No.1 Micrometer
    No.1 Micrometer

    1937
    Succeeded in domestic production of micrometers.
    1940
    Constructed Mizonokuchi Factory at Kawasaki, Kanagawa for mass production of micrometers, and immediately started operation.

    1944
    Constructed Utsunomiya Factory for mass production of high-speed film perforators, and immediately started operation.

    1945
    Kamata Factory was lost due to war damage.
    Mizonokuchi Factory dissolved the organization leaving only security personnel.

    1947
    Founded Hiroshima Research Laboratory at Shiwa in Hiroshima prefecture for preserving of micrometer manufacturing technologies.
    1940-
    1942
    Trial manufacture of gauge blocks

    1943
    Trial manufacture of capacitance-type electric comparator







    1947
    Restarted producing micrometers.
    Developed an automatic weight sorting machine.
    1953
    Mizonokuchi Factory became the first factory in Japan that was permitted to carry JIS (Japan Industrial Standard) marks on outside micrometers.

    1954
    Yehan Numata attended in the International Metrology Conference (U.S.A.), exhibited corporate products and established a foot hold for export.

    1955
    Opened Tokyo Office and Osaka Office.



    1958
    Opened Nagoya Office.

    1959
    Separated the sales department and founded Mitutoyo Trade Corporation instead.
    Construced Hiroshima Plant at Kure in Hiroshima prefecture and absorbed Hiroshima Research Laboratory aiming for consistent production of micrometers.
    1950-
    1952
    Commenced production of indicating micrometers.
    Commenced production of snap meters.
    Commenced trial production of small-size calipers.

    1953
    3Completed a 3m outside micrometer (then world largest).
    Commenced production of grinding gages.

    1957
    Commenced production of projection-type inspection machines.
    Commenced production of Height Masters.

    1958
    Commenced production of Test Indicators.
    Commenced production of precision surface plates.
    Commenced production of small stainless steel calipers.

    1959
    Commenced production of dial indicators.
    Commenced production of Height Gages.



    Corporation chronicle Product chronicle


    1960
    Opened Kyushu Office.


    1961
    Rebuilt Numata Research Laboratory at Chigasaki in Kanagawa prefecture and started operation.




    1963
    Founded the first local corporation "MTI Corporation" (Present Mitutoyo America Corporation) in New York City, U.S.A.



    1965
    Headquarters moved to Mita in Minato-ward, Tokyo.


    1967
    Numata Research Laboratory raised to a dedicated factory of gauge blocks.
    Constructed Hiroshima Molding Factory (present Hiroshima Forming Material Factory) by separating the molding division of Hiroshima Factory.

    1968
    Founded Sampo Mesgerate GmbH (present Mitutoyo Mesgerate GmbH) in Dusseldorf, Germany.
    Yehan Numata was inaugurated as the chairman of the board of directors and Junzo Katayama as the president.
    		 1960-
    1960
    Developed roughness specimen for surface texture measurement.
    Commenced production of large-size calipers.

    1961
    Commenced production of electric dial indicators.
    Commenced production of bore gages.

    1962
    Commenced production of Okoshi-system surface roughness testers.
    Commenced production of electric comparators called "Mu-Checker".

    1963
    Commenced production of dial calipers.

    1964
    Commenced production of toolmakeræes microscopes.

    1966
    Commenced production of "Surftest" which is an averaging-type surface roughness tester.

    1967
    Commenced producing gauge block standard sets.

    1968
    Developed and started production of 2D coordinate measuring machines.

    1969
    Developed and started production of three-point type inside micrometer named "Hole test".
    1970
    Constructed and started operation of Batoh Factory as Utsunomiya Sub-Factory at Batoh-cho, Nasu-gun, Tochigi prefecture.

    1971
    Founded Electronic Technology Research Laboratory in Kawasaki.
    Toshihide Numata was inaugurated as the president.

    1974
    Founded Mitutoyo do Brazil Industria e Comercio Ltda. and constructed Suzano Plant as the first full-scale overseas production base.

    1975
    Mitutoyo Metrology Institute was opened.

    1977
    Founded Onomi Precision Corporation at Onomi village in Kochi prefecture as a cooperative corporation of Hiroshima Plant.

    1978
    Founded Mitutoyo Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. In singapore.
    Sampo Mesgerate GmbH moved from Dusseldolf to the new corporate building in Neuss.
    1970-
    1970
    Commenced production of CMMs mounted with originally developed linear scales.
    Commenced production of 2-column type Height Gages with counter.

    1971
    Developed a horizontal-type CMM.
    Developed (first in Japan) a contour measuring machine named "Contracer".

    1972
    Developed a table rotary-type roundness measuring machine.

    1975
    Commenced production of Linear Scale Units

    1976
    Developed a CNC CMM.

    1979
    Commenced production of Digimatic micrometers "MD Series".
    Commenced production of bridge-type CMMs "B200 Series".



    Corporation chronicle Product chronicle


    1980
    Founded Mitutoyo (U.K.)Ltd. in Andover, England.
    Founded Mitutoyo Mexicana S.A. de C.V. in Mexico City.
    Shiwa Factory, sub-factory of Hiroshima Plant, started operation.
    Constructed MTI Engeneering Corporation (present Mitutoyo America Corporation Los Angels Factory) in Los Angeis. U.S.A.
    Constructed Yasuura Factory at Yasuura-cho, Kamo-gun, Hiroshima prefecture.

    1981
    Founded Sampo Nederland B.V. (present Mitutoyo Nederland B.V.) in the Netherlands.
    Constructed Lerma Factory in Lerma City, Mexico.
    Founded Mitutoyo Scandinavia AB.

    1982
    Constructed and started operation of Kiyohara Plant at Kiyohara district in Utsunomiya as a dedicated factory for linear scales.
    Installed the Microcord Division for development and production of CMMs.
    Installed Measurement Technology Research Laboratory.
    Founded Mitutoyo Belgium N.V.

    Yehan Numata was inaugurated as the Executive Advisor, Toshihide Numata as the chairman of the board of directors and Yoshiteru Numata as the president.
    Founded System Technology Institute (STI).
    Constructed Miyazaki Plant (dedicated to gauge block production) at Tano-cho of Miyazaki prefecture and succeeded in production from Numata Research Laboratory.

    1986
    Founded Mitutoyo France S.A.R.L.

    1987
    Founded Mitutoyo Taiwan Co.,Ltd. in Taipei, Taiwan.
    Founded Mitutoyo Italiana S.R.L.
    Constructed DRO Factory in Plymouth, Michigan, U.S.A. for the production of digital scales.
    Renamed to Mitutoyo Corporation, and merged Mitutoyo Trade Corporation.
    Installed Sales Department.
    Constructed and started operation of Shiwa Plant in Higashi-Hiroshima as a dedicated factory for micrometers.
    Renamed Hiroshima Factory as Kure Plant and made a dedicated factory for optical measuring machines and form measuring machines.
    Installed Numata Memorial Hall as one of the activities to mark 50th anniversary.

    1988
    Founded Mitutoyo Schweiz AG in Zurich, Swizerland.
    Founded Mitutoyo (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
    Restructured the old Chicago Office as OæfHara Factory used for consistent production of inch-system dial indicators.

    1989
    Installed Mitutoyo Museum as an industrial museum of precision measuring equipment.
    		 1980-
    1980
    Commenced production of Digimatic Height Gages "HD Series".










    1981
    Commenced production of Digimatic indicators "ID Series".







    1983
    Commenced production of Digimatic calipers "CD Series".
    Commenced production of Laser Scan Micrometers.













    1987
    Commenced production of non-contact CMMs.

















    1988
    Developed and started production of ceramic gauge block.
    Developed a length measuring encoder called "Laser Holoscale".



    1989
    Commenced production of high-accuracy contour and form measuring machines "CBH400 Series".
    1990
    Constructed Osaka Operation Center at Minami Port, Osaka.
    Founded European Research Laboratory in the Netherlands for researching into basic technology of measurement.
    Installed Technical Service Department and reinforced the CMMæfs field services.
    Constructed Aurora Factory for knock-down field service of CMMs in Illinois, U.S.A.

    1991
    Constructed Tsukuba Research Laboratory in Tsukuba, Ibaraghi prefecture.

    1992
    Opened Utsunomiya Operation Center.

    1993
    Installed Mitutoyo Calibration Centers at Kawasaki, Utsunomiya, and Hiroshima Operations.
    Miyazaki Plant, Shiwa Plant, Tool & Gage Plant, Kiyohara Plant, and Telford Factoryacquired ISO9002 registration.
    Miyazaki Plant and Tsukuba Calibration Center became approved undertakers for laser of length standards.

    1994
    Installed Mitutoyo Korea Service Corporation in Seoul, South Korea.
    Microcord Plant, Calibration Laboratories in Chicago and Los Angeles acquired ISO9002 registration.

    1995
    Ø…Ì\Yoshiteru Numata was inaugurated as the depty-chairman of the board of directors and Norio Takatsuji as the president.
    Mizonokuchi Development Center and Kure Plant acquired ISO9001 registration.
    Technical Service Department andæASuzano Plant acquired ISO9002 registration.

    1996
    Opened Koriyama office

    1997
    Celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founder Yehan Numataæfs birth.
    Opened Okayama office Condstucted and satarted operation of Nakatsugawa plant.

    1998
    Opened Mitutoyo Measuring Instruments in Suzhou in China.
    Opned Chiba office.
    Celebrated the 30th anniversary of Mitutoyo Germany.

    1999
    New Gohara Material Plant opened.
    Anjo Sales Office was moved to a new location.
    Utsunomiya Office was certified ISO 14001 Hiroshima Sales Office was moved to a new location.
    Celebrated the 20th anniversary of Mitutoyo Mexico.
    Utsunomiya Office ægMitutoyo Museum" opened.
    Hiroshima Office acquired ISO14001 registration.
    Headquarter and Kawasaki Compound acquired ISO14001 registration.
    1990-







    1991
    Developed a roundness measuring machine named "RA600 Series", provided with analysis software running on a personal computer.

    1992
    Developed an aspheric surface measuring machine named "CV-L246-3D", provided with analysis software running on a personal computer.

    1993
    Developed an interferometer as the standard for gauge block calibration.





    1994
    Developed and started production of non-contact CNC vision measurement machine named "Quick Vision Series".
    Developed and started production of economy-type CNC CMM "Bright Series".
    Commenced production of ABS solar-type Digimatic calipers.

    1995
    Commenced production of ABS Digimatic Indicators.
    Developed a vertically-dual head differential-type gauge block comparetor.

    1996
    Developed compact roundness measuring machine "RA 114/116".
    Developed surface roughness and contour measuring machine "Formtracer SV-C600".
    Developed vision measuring machine "Quick Scope QS series".
    Multi-joint typed CMM Digitizer "Spin arm".

    1997
    CMM with temperature compensation function: "FALCIO Series" provided with analysis software running on a personal computer.

    1998
    Horizontal CNC CMM for in-line measurement: "MACH Series"
    Ulera-high accuracy CNC CMM: "LEGEX"

    1999
    Portable surface roughness tester: Surftest "SJ-301",
    Non-contact laser displacement gage: Laser Indicator "LI-4030N/5030T"




    Company History Product History


    2000
    Founded Philippines Office
    Founded Argentina Mitutoyo
    Founded Vietnam Hanoi Office
    Reorganized Mizonokuchi Development Center to Kawasaki Development Center.
    		2000-
    2000
    Digital caliper with built-in absolute scale ABS coolant proof "CD-15GS"
    CS-5000 integrated detector hybrid surface roughness & contour tester
    Flexible measuring gage for workshop use "QM-Measure"
    2001
    Norio Takatsuji was inaugurated as the Deputy Chairman of the Board
    Kazusaku Tezuka was inaugurated as the President
    Founded Shanghai Mitutoyo
    2001
    Integrated display/digital cylinder gage-ABS digimatic cylinder gage "CG-D100"
    Linear scales with absolute encoder "AT500" Series
    CNC vision measuring machines "QVA (Quick Vision ACCEL)" Series
    Compact CNC coordinate measuring machine "Crysta-Plus504"
    2002
    Founded service office in Dong Guan City, Guang Dong Province, China
    Founded Poland Mitutoyo
    Founded Cholburi Office under Mitutoyo Thailand
    Founded Mitutoyo Research Center Europe in the Netherlands
    Founded Mitutoyo Czechoslovakia
    2002
    Released moving-bridge-type CNC coordinate measuring machines "FALCIO-Apex2000/3000" Series
    Released high-speed and high-accuracy CNC coordinate measuring machines "Crysta-Apex" Series
    Released compact vision measuring machines "Quick Vision Elf" Series
    Released manual coordinate measuring machines "Crysta-Plus M" Series
    Released a micro part form measuring system "UMAP Vision System"
    Released 2D vision measuring machines "QUICK IMAGE" Series
    Released roundness contour measuring machine "RA-1500" and hybrid surface measuring machine "CS-3000"
    2003
    Showroom was renamed to M3 Solution Center ('Em Cube' Solution Center)
    2003
    Released world's first CNC form measuring instruments series
    Released digital height gage with built-in absolute scale
    Released IP65 coolant-proof micrometer and IP66 coolant-proof caliper
    2004
    Integrated Akashi Corporation, Meiho Engineering Limited, and Meioh Giken Limited
    Organized the Mitutoyo exhibition in commemoration of 70th anniversary based on the theme of "Innovation for the Future"
    Implemented large-scale corporate reorganization aiming for market-oriented sales system
    Obtained ISO/IEC 17025 Field Calibration Service Certification
    Founded Tianjin Mitutoyo
    Founded Mitutoyo Hungary
    2004
    Released high-throughput inline type coordinate measuring machine "MACH-V" Series Released one-handed operation "Ratchet Thimble Micrometer" Released ultimate ABS coolant-proof caliper "Super Caliper" Released high-performance digimatic indicator "ID-H" Released column-moving CNC surface roughness measuring system "SV-3000CNC" Released world's highest precision measuring microscopes "Hyper MF/MF-U" Released products providing extremely high?output, non-contact CNC vision measuring systems "Quick Vision Stream and Quick Vision Stream Plus" Series Released digital calipers with IP67 protection level "CD-67-PS" series
    2005
    Founded Mitutoyo Indonesia
    2005
    Developed minute form measuring system "NANOCORD-UMAP"
    Released laser scanning micrometer "LSM-500S Series"
    Released large CNC coordinate measuring machine "Crysta-Apex C1600/2000 Series"
    Released horizontal CNC coordinate measuring machine "CarbStrato/CarbApex Series"
    Released ceramic straightness masters "SMC Series" and silent type vibration testing machine "UME200"
    Released handy vibrometer "AHV-1000BU"
    2006
    Consolidation of Mitutoyo and MSTI Corporations
    Mitutoyo Taiwan Established M3 Solution Center CNINA (SUZHOU).
    Mitutoyo Mexicana Established M3 Solution Center Monterrey.
    Tomohide Numata was inaugurated as the Chairman & President.
    Masashi Sakamoto was inaugurated as the Vice President.
    2006
    Gauge Blocks with Thermal Expansion Coefficient Now on Sale.
    Micro-Vickers Hardness Testing Machine HM200 Series Put on the Market.
    Profile Projector PJ-H30 Series Currently on the Market.
    2007
    The ethical behavior criterion of the MITUTOYO group is enacted.
    Mitutoyo Shanghai established Chengdu Office.
    The service divisions of Mitutoyo Suzhou and Mitutoyo Shanghai are integrated, and it becomes Mitutoyo Shanghai (technological service part).
    Masashi Ssakamoto was inaugurated as the President.
    2007
    Released CNC Vision Measuring Machine "Quick Vision" series renewedly
    Released IP 67 "ABS Coolant Proof Caliper"
    Released small roundness measuring machine "Roundtest RA-10" and "Roundtest RA-120"
    Released ultimate digital micrometer "QuantuMike"
    2009
    Toru Nakagawa was inaugurated as the President.




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