Professional Single Disk Spherometer — Apex Labs
The Apex Labs Professional Single Disk Spherometer is a high-precision metrology instrument specifically designed for measuring the radius of curvature of spherical surfaces, such as lenses and mirrors. Crafted from solid brass with a nickel-coated finish, this tool features a vertical main scale and a large, graduated micrometer dial for secondary readings. Its three-pronged base provides a stable tripod platform, while the central micrometer screw offers a fine pitch for exceptionally accurate vertical movement. This instrument is essential for optical workshops, physics laboratories, and engineering facilities.
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Institutional Supply & GeM Compliance: Apex Labs provides precision metrology equipment supported by professional GST-compliant invoices for Input Tax Credit (ITC) tracking. We cater to optical manufacturing units, university physics departments, and industrial QC laboratories via direct orders or official tender fulfillment through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal.
Technical Specifications
- Brand & Supplier: Apex Labs, Varanasi, UP
- Material: Brass (Nickel Coated)
- Accuracy (Least Count): 0.01 mm (1/100mm)
- Screw Pitch: 1 mm
- Scale Divisions: 100 Divisions on Circular Disk
- Vertical Range: 10mm – 0 – 10mm
- Base Type: 3-Pronged Tripod
Key Features
- Exceptional Precision: 0.01mm least count for highly accurate radius and depth measurements.
- Durable Construction: Premium brass with nickel coating for enhanced corrosion resistance and longevity.
- Clear Readability: High-contrast graduated brass disk with 100 divisions.
- Stable Tripod Base: Three fixed legs ensure a wobble-free reference point.
- Smooth Micrometer Action: Precision-threaded central screw for effortless adjustment.
Primary Applications
- Optics: Measuring the radius of curvature for concave and convex lenses and mirrors.
- Physics Education: Fundamental tool for teaching spherical geometry and depth calculation.
- Metrology: Calibrating and verifying the flatness of mechanical parts.
- Manufacturing: Inspecting ball bearings, gears, and watch components.
- Material Science: Studying surface topography of slides and thin films.





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