Articulated joint, aluminium with magnetic base

norelem

Articulated joint, aluminium with magnetic base
Description :

3D articulated joints from norelem represent perfect measurements down to the ? range, maximum ease of use, perfect stability, maximum retaining forces, perfect reliability and absolute durability.

The articulated joints consist of a magnetic base which is a switchable permanent magnet with a ground, prismatic base and flat, precise rear side, an articulated joint with central mechanical clamping for one-handed operation and a fine or micro-adjustable dial gauge holder.

With the articulated joints, the joints are not clamped simultaneously, but one after the other from bottom to top. The tension is released in reverse order. This significantly increases ease of use during fine adjustment.

It also prevents damage to the joints. The joints are clamped purely mechanically, which guarantees a long service life and complete maintenance-free operation.

Sudden pressure drops under differing temperature conditions can be ruled out. Clamping over longer periods is easily possible.
The articulated arms are generously dimensioned and therefore highly stable. The contours are ergonomically rounded for comfortable handling.

The ball joints contain large diameter balls which fit precisely into their mating parts. In addition to the enormous retaining force, the effect is also permanently smooth adjustment thanks to very even glide characteristics.

With the dial gauge holders, you can choose between fine adjustment, permanent backlash-free fine adjustment or ?-precise permanent backlash-free micro-fine adjustment of the dial gauges.

Measuring instrument holder:

Form A: Fine adjustment 1.4 mm/U.

Form B: Fine adjustment play-free 0.6 mm/U.

Form C: Micro-adjustment play-free 0.1 mm/U.

Characteristic(s)

Material
Articulated arm aluminium.
Ball and ball seat steel.
Dial gauge holder steel.
Magnet steel.

Version
Dial gauge holder ferritic nitrocarburised.
Articulated arm anodised.

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