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precIsIon rules
          Precision rules, straight edges, Parallels
               precIsIon steel rules                                       AccurAcy
               Starrett  rules are made  from  fine quality  steel  and produced  to the  highest   •  All of our precision steel rules are photo-engraved
               precision standards, making them the most accurate and readable precision   •  We inspect to Starrett Master Standards, which are
               steel rules available. Through over 130 years of experience, we have developed   traceable to the National Institute of Standards and
               the following versatile features, designs and styles:          Technology
               our product lIne consIsts of:                                •  Measuring Tip: When using a precision rule for very
                 •  Full-flexible 1/64"-1/50" (0.4-0.5mm) thick               close accuracy, the eye can read better by measuring
                 •  Semi-flexible 1/50-1/40" (0.5-0.6mm) thick                between two lines rather than from the end of the rule
                                                                              to a line
                 •  Spring-tempered 3/64" (1.2mm) thick
                                                                           reAdAbIlIty feAtures
                 •  Heavy spring-tempered 1/10" (2.5mm) thick               •  The numbering size and style is distinctive and more
                 •  Stainless steel 1/64" or 3/64" (0.4 or 1.2mm) thick       readable than ordinary rules
                 •  Graduation styles are inch, millimeter, inch and millimeter, shrink, and   •  Advanced, staggered graduations- When reading lines,
                   special graduations                                        it is much easier to count lines of differing lengths than
                 •  All rules are photo-engraved and tempered for long life and flexibility  those that resemble a comb. All Starrett graduations
                                                                              are staggered in a height pattern that makes reading
                                                                              easy. For reading very fine graduations such as 50ths
                                                                              (.020") or 100ths (.010") of an inch, Starrett designed
                                                                              an improved pattern of lines called "Aircraft Quick-
                                                                              Reading Graduations" (see photo). The name stems
                                                                              from its extreme popularity in aircraft plants and other
                                                                              shops using decimals. This pattern is also used on
                                                                              some of our millimeter rules.
                                                                            •  Quick-reading figures are furnished with finer
                                                                              graduations for easier counting. Most all inch
               Rule with Aircraft Quick-Reading Graduations on lower edge
                                                                              graduations of 1/32" and finer have subdivisions
                                                                              numbered (see photo).
                                                                            •  All rules are available in Starrett no-glare satin chrome
                                                                              finish for easier reading and rust resistance
                                                                            •  There are still some old "D" style rules on the market.
                                                                              These have one square and one rounded end.  All
                                                                              Starrett rules are ground square on both ends. This
                                                                              provides better efficiency through the ability to read
               Rule with Quick-Reading Graduations on both edges              from either end on all edges.
































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