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49-85/86/87 

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Rev.E 

 

 

4.

 

For Model 49-85 and 49-86:*

 

The readings must be within 0.00004 in. of each other for the anvil and the pressure foot to 
be considered parallel and no adjustment needs to be done. 
 

For Model 49-87:* 

The readings must be within 0.0002 in. of each other for the anvil and the pressure foot to be 
considered parallel and no adjustment needs to be done.  
 
 

5.

 

If the parallelism measurements, as described in Section 9.2 

 Steps 1 and 2, do not fall 

within the tolerance range, the anvil needs to be adjusted.  Underneath the base plate, there 
are three leveling screws that attach the anvil to the base plate.  Use an Allen key to adjust 
the leveling screws while securing the nut with a 3/8 in. wrench. 

For Model 49-85 and 49-86:* 

Adjust the leveling screws until all readings are within .00004 in. (.001 mm) across the 

anvil’s surfaces.

 

 

For Model 49-87:* 

Adjust the leveling screws until all readings are within .0002 in. (.005 mm) across the 

anvil’s surfaces.

 

 
When the adjustments are completed, recheck the parallelism. 
 

* For instruments 49-86-00-0003 and 49-87-00-0003 perform three sets of readings, adjusting the 
screws each iteration in order to establish a baseline parallelism.  Only perform this parallelism 
adjustment if measurements with gauge blocks placed in the visual center of the anvil are outside 

the tolerances of the instrument’s calibration record.

 

 

MAINTENANCE 
 

The TMI Digital Micrometers 

 49-8X Series do not require oiling or special maintenance.  A rise in 

operating temperature is expected.  The temperature will rise until it reaches operating temperature. 
 
Keep the instrument clean and in an environment that is free of dirt and dust.  For consistent test 
readings, it is very important that the anvil and pressure foot are kept clean. 
 
If the instrument is not in use for an extended period of time, a plastic cover should be used to protect 
it from dirt and other foreign matter.  The pressure foot and the anvil should not be in contact for 
extended periods of time.  Place a piece of paper, film, etc. between the pressure foot and anvil. 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for 49-85

Page 1: ...NES INC The Finest Test Equipment for all Industries 49 85 86 87 MICROMETERS PLEASE READ BEFORE OPERATING UNIT digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 1 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 1 15 6...

Page 2: ...y through Friday from 8 30 AM to 5 00 PM EST TMI also offers on site Preventative Maintenance and Calibration service Please take the time to fill out the postage paid Warranty Card completely and ret...

Page 3: ...ting of 600v 10 Do not remove any panels from the tester Never push objects of any kind into any openings in the instrument s covers Failure to heed this warning could result in fire or electric shock...

Page 4: ...described below are required In case of eye contact Flush the eyes with plenty of clean water for at least 15 minutes immediately without rubbing Take a medical treatment If appropriate procedures ar...

Page 5: ...CALIBRATION GAUGE 7 FEATURES 7 NAME AND FUNCTION OF PARTS 8 SETUP 12 OPERATION 12 INTRODUCTION 16 PARALLELISM CHECK ADJUSTMENT 16 STATISTICS 15 SERIAL DATA OUTPUT 15 MAINTENANCE 18 digital micrometer...

Page 6: ...well as a movable pressure foot is made from lapped stainless steel APPLICATION The TMI Micrometer is designed to measure the thickness or caliper of paper sheets films and foils Almost any material...

Page 7: ...unted for CALIBRATON GAUGE To check the calibration properly the user of the micrometer should have the necessary gauge blocks on hand The gauge blocks can be ordered separately from TMI See Section 3...

Page 8: ...00 15 Standard Model 2 pieces of the afore mentioned part number make this weight 6 Lower Anvil A testing surface that is optically flat The specimen is placed on the anvil s surface and when the pres...

Page 9: ...the AC power inlet of the instrument before opening the fuse holder Do not use fuses with a higher current rating then the original as this can cause damage to the instrument The use of repaired fuse...

Page 10: ...49 85 86 87 10 Rev E Figure 1 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 10 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 10 15 6 2020 14 37 59 15 6 2020 14 37 59...

Page 11: ...49 85 86 87 11 Rev E Figure 2 11 10 13 12 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 11 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 11 15 6 2020 14 37 59 15 6 2020 14 37 59...

Page 12: ...er plug needs to be adapted to the local power requirements this must be done by a qualified electrical engineer The plug must be equipped with a safety earth terminal Please Note Power cord wire colo...

Page 13: ...hat are kinked bent or creased should not be used since this may affect the reading of the sample 9 Measure the thickness by placing the specimen between the automatically cycling pressure foot and th...

Page 14: ...g is within the tolerance band around zero Zero Threshold This sets a small range around a reading of 0 00 to be reported as 0 00 For example if the machine is set to a Zero Threshold of 2 m then any...

Page 15: ...election box iv Pressing UNITS when the RETURN is highlighted will return to the main statistics screen c Press and hold the UNITS key then press the ZERO key to delete all readings User confirmation...

Page 16: ...e steel gauge blocks of different sizes See Section 3 Specifications These gauge blocks are checked against standards that are traceable to the NIST The part number for the TMI gauge blocks is as foll...

Page 17: ...49 85 86 87 17 Rev E Figure 1 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 17 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 17 15 6 2020 14 38 00 15 6 2020 14 38 00...

Page 18: ...ted recheck the parallelism For instruments 49 86 00 0003 and 49 87 00 0003 perform three sets of readings adjusting the screws each iteration in order to establish a baseline parallelism Only perform...

Page 19: ...ons or order acknowledgements provided All materials delivered services provided and work performed by TMI are subject to the Terms and Conditions listed on the linked document To view and or download...

Page 20: ...digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 20 digital micrometer ld3581 49 86 m44 pdf 20 15 6 2020 14 38 00 15 6 2020 14 38 00...

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