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Graduated Dial, 100 Divisions, Z-Axis, HiTorque Bench Mill

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$13.31 $18.49 In stock

This graduated dial is designed for use on the Z-axis of the HiTorque bench mill (SX2.7). It provides a clear, precise reference for tracking vertical travel during machining operations.

  • Fits the Z-axis of the HiTorque bench mill (SX2.7)
  • Features 100 divisions for fine adjustment reading
  • Measures 46 mm outer diameter, 36 mm inner diameter, and 16 mm wide
  • Manufactured by Sieg Industrial Group
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The 100 divisions are spaced perfectly—no more squinting or guessing when I'm sneaking up on a depth cut on the SX2.7. It mounts solidly and tracks true without any annoying backlash. Took a minute to zero it, but now vertical travel is just a quick glance away.

Edward ★★★★★

Finally, a dial that's actually legible while I'm leaning over the mill — the 100 divisions on the Z-axis make zeroing and tracking my passes feel almost automatic. It's a small part, but the machining on the graduations is crisp enough that I don't have to squint.

Richard ★★★★★

The 100 divisions make it way easier to hit exact depths than the stock dial did, and the markings are sharp enough to read without squinting. Zeroed it out on the Z-axis and it's been dead consistent through a full afternoon of milling.