Micrometer Fundamentals. Parts of the micrometer.

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Micrometer Fundamentals

Parts of the micrometer

The Sleeve does not move. It looks like a ruler with ten numbers. The space between each number is divided into quarters. As the Thimble rotates around this Sleeve it covers up, or reveals the numbers marked on the Sleeve.

It is easy to read a micrometer if you think of the markings on the Sleeve as dollars and quarters.

If you think of the lines on the Sleeve as dollars and quarters, the lines on the Thimble represent "pennies" or cents.

As the thimble rotates, you add those pennies to the dollars and quarters

In the picture below, the Sleeve shows 3 dollars and one quarter (25 cents). The Thimble shows one penny. To calculate this reading we add 3 dollars plus 1 quarter plus 1 penny. The actual measurement is.326 inches.