CMM1
Optical Polygon, manufactured by Hilger & Watts. Has twelve faces,
30 degrees apart in a horizontal plane. Used for calibrating dividing heads
and coordinate measuring machines. On sale at another web site at $4200.
Serial No. 200405; comes with calibration sheet signed in ink by QA manager
of Webber Gage Division of Starrett dated 2/8/96. Greatest deviation is
1.6 seconds of arc. Stout custom-made polymer box. Price: SOLD
CMM2
Machine Checking Gauge, Type MCG1, still manufactured by Renishaw Metrology.
For evaluating the calibration of coordinate measuring machines and machine
tools under 35 cubic feet in capacity. Complete and unused in fitted mahogany
case and with original instruction booklet as well as the original calibration
sheets. Claimed accuracy is +/- 0.5 microns. Price: SOLD
For details, see: http://www.renishaw.com/client/product/UKEnglish/PRD-736.shtml
CMM3
Socketed Ball Bar Set, Standard Reference Material No. 2083, still available
from the National Institute for Standards & Technology (formerly National
Bureau of Standards) at $2580 list price. Complete and unused in fitted
wooden case. Used for checking the calibration of coordinate measuring
machines. Accuracy dependent on thermal expansion of the steel rods and
on the roundness of the balls, which originally was within +/- 0.5 micrometers
(10 microinches); the roundness charts are no longer with the set, however.
Bar lengths can be made up in 50 millimeter increments from 100 millimeters
to 1650 millimeters. Price: SOLD
CMM4
K & E Model 71-1130 mirror; for use with autocollimator to check the
flatness of surface plates; mounts on height gage; no adapter furnished;
in original box. Price: SOLD
Sq3
Veeko Squareness Gage, granite, Model VSQ-12, twelve inch stroke of stylus;
Serial No.12259U. Price: SOLD