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It depends what you are measuring. Some plastic piece? Of course this has a ton of flex. A solid steel shaft? No way you can flex it tens of um.
by rowanG077 2y ago
It depends what you are measuring. Some plastic piece? Of course this has a ton of flex. A solid steel shaft? No way you can flex it tens of um.
- nuancebydefault 2y agoYou don't need to flex the material you are measuring to get tens of microns difference. Simply both sides of the caliper will not stay parallel since there is always some dust or fluid between the sliding pieces. The dust will simply flex.
- rowanG077 2y agoOf course. To get a good reading you have to clean both surfaces. I mean if you want to wring blocks together it won't work without clean surfaces either.