Description
Mitutoyo 187-501 Digital Protractor — BOLTON SKU 50428.
About the Mitutoyo 187-501 Digital Protractor
The Mitutoyo 187-501 is a digital protractor: an angle-measuring instrument in which a blade and a stock pivot against one another and the included angle is read from an electronic display rather than from a vernier scale. Reading the angle digitally removes the interpolation error a vernier protractor scale introduces and keeps the instrument usable in poor light or awkward positions. Protractors of this class are used to set and check the angle between two surfaces or edges directly on the part — bevels, chamfers, weld preparations, machine-table settings and fixture alignments — without transferring the angle to a separate gauge first. This page covers the Mitutoyo 187-501 Digital technical component as catalogued by BOLTON; resolution, accuracy, blade length, battery type and any data-output option for this order number are stated in the Mitutoyo catalogue sheet, which is supplied with the quotation so the specification you work to is the manufacturer’s own.
Key specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Mitutoyo |
| Order number | 187-501 |
| Instrument type | Digital protractor |
| Measured quantity | Angle |
| Readout | Digital display |
| BOLTON SKU | 50428 |
Typical applications
Angle checks of this kind arise in fabrication and sheet-metal work when setting press-brake bevels and verifying formed angles, in machine setup when squaring vices, tables and fixtures, and in maintenance when confirming that mating faces have not moved out of alignment. A digital protractor is also convenient for site inspection, where a vernier scale is difficult to read against the workpiece.
Supplied by BOLTON Technical Equipment Supplies against request for quotation. Add this item to your RFQ basket to request pricing, lead time and documentation requirements (e.g. CoC, datasheets or test reports where applicable).
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