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Brook’s Level Comparator is a mechanical type of comparator with the highly sensitive spirit level to accomplish the high magnification system.

What is a comparator?

A comparator is a precision instrument used to compare the Dimensions of given working component with the actual working standard. There are different types of comparators are available.

Brook’s Level Comparator is a type of High Magnification gauge Comparators

Different High Magnification Comparators

High Magnification Comparators are which the lowest deflection or the lowest deviation can be can be captured by scaling it on to a scale.

Brook’s Level Comparator
Eden Rolt Comparator

These are the two High Magnification Gauge Comparators.

Brook’s Level Comparator

Brook’s Level Comparator is having high sensitivity magnification system so that it will be used to compare the standards with a master standard.

So simply we can say Brook’s level comparators are used to make(quality check) End standard gauges.

By the way, the name ” Brook” is the person who invented the Comparator.

See the following schematic Diagram of Brook’s level Comparator.

A sprit level Indicator is the main part and a Table is used to take place the comparison for the gauges.
The Master Standard and the End Standard/WorkPiece(which need to be check with the master Standard) are placed on the table as shown in the above figure.
Now the Spirit level Is placed On the Both Standard and the Master Standard.
The bubble in the spirit Level will determine the difference between the standard and the master standard.
The distance between the centres of the two balls also affects the magnification factor of Brook’s level comparator.