Mitutoyo103-137 Outside Micrometer, Baked-enamel Finish, Ratchet Stop, 0-25mm Range, 0.01mm Graduation, +/-0.002mm Accuracy

Fantastic price and excellent quality! This has helped me reveal the true thickness to gloves, plastic bags, and anything that claims mil thickness of.

Una herramienta Mitutoyo siempre será sinónimo de calidad; muy recomendable y la entrega se realizó antes de lo asignado.

Excellent quality dimensionally accurate

Purchased this for measuring valve shims. I confirmed accuracy by measuring new out-of-the-box shims and found it both accurate and easy to use.

I'm not a professional machinist but I believe this micrometer was an excellent value for the money. No complaints.

This seems like a nice Micrometer, especially for the price, but I have very high expectations for Mitutoyo based on the past, and minor finish issues with the one I received make we wonder whether it is truly a legitimate Mitutoyo or whether their quality standards have dropped.

With only one picture and multiple descriptions, I was skeptical about getting what I needed and a Mitutoyo micrometer for $43? The delivered product was exactly what I needed and appears to be of great quality. I am not building a spacecraft, just some engine work and this definitely fits my needs. Read the description for size and accuracy when you order and that is what shows up. I was so happy I ordered a second micrometer.

I looked at cheap alternatives, but all appeared to be "Hit and Miss: with some negative reviews.After visibly inspecting this Mitutoyo 25-50mm Micrometer, I am more than happy that I did not order any of them.Appearance seems to live up to the Mitutoyo name. I won't be using this for a while but from a brief inspection it has a very smooth action and ratchet, and Zeros out almost perfectly with the set piece. I also compared the accuracy against a Mitutoyo Absolute Digital Vernier caliper - while these can be accurate, they can be so accurate as to not always exactly repeat, depending at what angle it is held. However, the difference between the two was only the thickness of a line on the Micrometer barrel.