
Luthra Brand Granite Surface Plate — 300x300x50 mm
Precision-engineered granite surface plates provide a stable reference plane for high-accuracy metrology. Manufactured from natural black granite, these offer superior stability and thermal resistance for workshop environments. • O Grade accuracy certified for precision lapping • Ideal for mounting mechanical gauging systems • Durable stone construction resists wear over time • Available in multiple standard dimensions
Specifications
For: 300x300x50 mm- Grade
- O Grade
- Mounting stand with leveling screw
- 4400
- Mounting stand with leveling screw and pads
- NA
- Size
- 300 x 300 x 50
- Stand Type
- Metal Fabricated
- Working Height
- 900 mm
- Material
- Granite
Configurations
Click a row to switch| Variant | Size | Stand Type | Working Height | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 630x630x80 mm | 630x630x80 mm | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹8,746 |
| 630x400x80 mm | 630x400x80 mm | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹60,690 |
| 900x600x100 mm | 900x600x100 mm | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹17,969 |
| 1000x630x150 mm | 1000 x 630 x 150 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹19,635 |
| 900x900x100 mm | 900 x 900 x 100 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹30,047 |
| 1000x1000x 150 mm | 1000 x 1000 x 150 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹32,725 |
| 1200x900x150 mm | 1200 x 900 x 150 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹36,592 |
| 1200x1200x150 mm | 1200 x 1200 x 150 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹52,360 |
| 1600x1000x200 mm | 1600 x 1000 x 200 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹67,413 |
| 2000x1000x200 mm | 2000 x 1000 x 200 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹93,177 |
| 450x450x63 mm | 450 x 450 x 63 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹5,474 |
| 400x400x63 mm | 400 x 400 x 63 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹5,585 |
| 300x300x50 mm | 300 x 300 x 50 | Metal Fabricated | 900 mm | ₹2,677 |
| 2500x1500x250 mm | 2500x1500x250 mm | MS Fabricated Stand with Levelling Screws | 900 mm | ₹3,81,708 |
| 3000x1500x250 mm | 3000x150x250 mm | MS Fabricated Stand with Levelling Screws | 900 mm | ₹4,14,000 |
Maintenance & Handling Guidelines
- Keep surface clean and free from oil or debris before use
- Use protective covers when not in use to prevent scratches
- Avoid dropping heavy objects on the granite surface
- Clean with mild soap and water to remove machining fluids
- Store in a climate-controlled area to maintain stability
- Periodically check flatness to ensure ongoing accuracy
Industrial Applications & Use Cases
- Inspection and testing of machined parts in quality control
- Layout work for marking and scribing on metal surfaces
- Calibration of precision measuring instruments and gauges
- Reference surface for optical flats and height gauges
- Suitable for both workshop floor and laboratory environments
- Supports assembly tasks requiring high geometric accuracy
Material & Construction Quality
- Natural stone composition ensures long-term dimensional stability
- Resists corrosion and oxidation common in workshop environments
- Heavy weight design minimizes vibration during measurement
- Precision ground surfaces ensure flatness for inspection work
- Hardened surface maintains accuracy despite repeated use
- Luthra Brand manufacturing standards guarantee consistent quality
Precision Features & Capabilities
- Certified O Grade accuracy for precision lapping tasks
- Manufactured from natural black granite for thermal resistance
- Provides a stable reference plane for high-accuracy metrology
- Durable stone construction resists wear over time
- Available in multiple standard dimensions to fit requirements
- Ideal for mounting mechanical gauging systems securely
Frequently asked
Is this plate suitable for high-temperature environments?
Yes, natural granite offers superior thermal resistance over metal.
Can I mount gauges directly on this surface?
Yes, it is ideal for mounting mechanical gauging systems.
What grade of accuracy does this product offer?
It is certified for O Grade accuracy for precision lapping.
More questions buyers ask
What are Luthra Granite Surface Plates used for?
Luthra Granite Surface Plates are used as a precise, stable reference plane for inspection, layout work, and calibration of measuring instruments in high-precision metrology and quality control applications.
What is the accuracy grade of these surface plates?
All our listed Luthra Granite Surface Plates are O Grade, ensuring high flatness and accuracy for precision tasks.
What are the benefits of a granite surface plate over cast iron?
Granite offers superior dimensional stability, is corrosion-proof, non-magnetic, and has a lower thermal expansion coefficient compared to cast iron, making it ideal for high-precision measurement environments.
Is a mounting stand included with the surface plate?
A mounting stand is not included by default but is available as an optional accessory. We offer options for stands with leveling screws and pads at an additional cost, which you can see on the product page.
How should I clean and maintain my granite surface plate?
Clean the surface with a mild soap and water solution to remove oils and debris. Always keep the plate covered when not in use to protect it from scratches and dust. Avoid dropping heavy or sharp objects onto the surface.
Do you provide a calibration certificate with the plate?
Yes, each Luthra Granite Surface Plate is supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to national standards, confirming its grade and accuracy.
Can you deliver to my location?
Yes, we offer pan-India delivery for all our surface plates. Shipping is handled with extreme care to ensure the plate arrives safely at your facility.
Do I get a GST invoice for my purchase?
Absolutely. We provide a proper GST invoice for all purchases, allowing you to claim input tax credit.
Who should choose the 300x300x50 mm variant?
The 300x300x50 mm plate is ideal for small workshops, hobbyists, or for inspecting small components where space is limited. It's the most compact and affordable option.
Who should choose the 400x400x63 mm variant?
This is a great general-purpose size for small to medium-sized parts. It offers a bit more surface area than the base model, suitable for most common workshop tasks.
Who should choose the 630x400x80 mm variant?
Choose the 630x400x80 mm plate when you need to inspect rectangular parts or require a longer working length for calibration tasks.
Who should choose the 630x630x80 mm variant?
This square plate is a versatile choice for medium-sized components, offering a generous and balanced surface area for a variety of inspection and layout jobs.
Who should choose the 900x600x100 mm variant?
The 900x600x100 mm variant is suited for professional machine shops and quality control departments that handle medium to large components requiring a stable and larger reference surface.
Who should choose the 1000x630x150 mm variant?
This model provides a large surface area and increased thickness for greater stability, making it suitable for inspecting larger, heavier parts or for use as a base for complex gauging setups.
Who should choose the 1000x1000x150 mm variant?
The 1000x1000mm square plate is for large-scale metrology, ideal for checking the flatness of large castings, fabrications, or machine beds.
Who should choose the 2000x1000x200 mm variant?
This large-format plate is designed for heavy industrial applications, such as automotive or aerospace manufacturing, where very large and heavy components need to be inspected with high precision.
Who should choose the 3000x1500x250 mm variant?
This is one of the largest standard plates available, intended for specialized heavy engineering industries for inspecting very large fabrications, machine assemblies, and gantry systems.
What is the main difference between the smaller and larger plates?
The primary difference is the size and weight. Larger plates can accommodate larger workpieces. They are also thicker to maintain the required flatness and stability over a larger area, preventing deflection under the weight of the part being inspected.
How do I choose the right size surface plate?
Consider the largest component you need to measure. The surface plate should be large enough to accommodate the full footprint of the part with some extra room for tools and gauges. Also, consider the weight of your parts and the stability required.
Are thicker plates always better?
Yes, for a given size, a thicker plate is more rigid and less prone to deflection, providing a more stable and accurate reference surface. The thickness-to-length ratio is a key factor in a surface plate's quality.
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Precision-engineered granite surface plates provide a stable reference plane for high-accuracy metrology. Manufactured from natural black granite, these offer superior stability and thermal resistance for workshop environments. • O Grade accuracy certified for precision lapping • Ideal for mounting mechanical gauging systems • Durable stone construction resists wear over time • Available in multiple standard dimensions