PT99385 Starrett depth micrometer replacement rod for 446 Series micrometers, 4-5" range, 9-5/16" long, 5/32"

This part is quoted on request, so no price is listed for it here. Send the quote form on this page with your quantity, or email orderdesk@kkmsolutions.com, and our order desk will reply with pricing and availability within 1 business day.

PT99385 is made by Starrett and is listed in our Instrumentation & Test category. KKM Solutions is an independent distributor, not an authorized Starrett dealer: we source the exact Starrett part number PT99385, and the quote confirms condition and lead time before you order.

Parts we supply are new and genuine unless the quote expressly states otherwise. Where a part is new-old-stock, from excess inventory, refurbished or open-box, the quote says so before you approve it.

Parts we supply are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year from the date of delivery; where the manufacturer's own warranty is longer, the manufacturer's warranty applies. The warranty covers repair, replacement, or credit of the defective part and does not cover normal wear items, misapplication, improper installation, or consequential damages. Contact us within 30 days of delivery before returning anything — all returns need a return authorization from the order desk.

No published lifecycle status is on file for PT99385. Starrett lists whether a catalog number is current, superseded or end-of-life on its own product page, and our order desk confirms the status with the manufacturer at quote time, before you commit. Send the part number through the quote form on this page.

Key specifications include Specifications: 4 to 5 in Size 9-5/16 in Long, 5/32 in Dia; Suitable For Use With: 446 Series Micrometer. The full specification table on this page lists every published attribute for this part.

Lead time for PT99385 is quoted per order and confirmed on your quote, which our order desk sends within 1 business day. For a line-down emergency, email orderdesk@kkmsolutions.com and mark the request urgent so it goes to the front of the queue.