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From the first Mitutoyo micrometer in 1934 to more than 5,500 products today, the new catalog tells the story of precision measurement.
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AURORA, Ill. — Mitutoyo America Corporation announces the release of its new Measuring Instruments Catalog, US-1006, a comprehensive resource showcasing more than 90 years of precision measurement technologies, services and expertise. The catalog reflects the evolution of Mitutoyo while looking ahead to the future of precision measurement.
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5,500+ precision measurement products. One comprehensive resource. Explore the new Mitutoyo Measuring Instruments Catalog, US-1006.
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With more than 5,500 products, the catalog brings the broad Mitutoyo precision measurement portfolio together in one resource. From precision hand tools and sensors to form measurement, vision systems and coordinate measuring machines, it spans measurement solutions across manufacturing. New and updated instruments are featured alongside wireless data collection, software and connected technologies, including U-WAVE, USB-ITPAK and MeasurLink®, demonstrating how measurement is becoming increasingly connected and data-driven.
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Beyond products, the catalog highlights Mitutoyo expertise and services, including:
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- M³ Solution Centers
- Calibration, repair and field services
- Training and education
- Research and development
- Contract inspection and part programming
- Custom Solutions for integrated measurement and automation applications
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For more than 90 years, Mitutoyo has continued to evolve alongside the manufacturers it serves. The new catalog represents more than a comprehensive product portfolio. It reflects Mitutoyo history, expertise and continued investment in technologies and services shaping the future of precision measurement.
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The new Mitutoyo Measuring Instruments Catalog, US-1006 is now available in print and digital formats. View the digital catalog or request a printed copy at measure.mitutoyo.com/catalog.
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At Mitutoyo, precision is our profession. We are the leader in metrology instruments, solutions and support, offering more than 5,500 products, the largest and most comprehensive product portfolio of any commercial metrology provider. Mitutoyo also has the highest-performing A2LA-accredited calibration laboratories (A2LA Certificate No. 0750.01) in the nation. For more information, contact the Mitutoyo inside sales team at mitutoyo.com/contact-us/
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Mitutoyo America Corporation
965 Corporate Boulevard, Aurora, IL 60502
Phone: (630) 820-9666;
Fax: (630) 820-2614
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mitutoyo.com
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Elizabeth Foytik
Public Relations Specialist
Phone (331)299-5506
E-mail: [email protected]
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