What does µm stand for?

Micrometer(s)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The first is the accuracy of the system: the printers can apply ink with an accuracy of within 1 micrometer, as opposed to 10 to 15 micrometers with other systems, van Hest says.

United States: Ink-Jet Printing for Cheaper Solar Cells

A 2"x2" X-Y stage with LCD micrometer heads and a digital crosshair generator is available as an option.

Inspector gadget

Engineer Henry Carr helped Year Six pupils build a micrometer measuring device in Thursday's session.

Pupils' after-school engineering

The LaserMicro 100 laser micrometer system measures outside diameters and dimensions of shafts, rubber rolls, and cylindrical parts.

Laser micrometry. (Product Spotlight)

Available options include a multi-feature video micrometer and labeling device, an image processor with advanced image transfer capabilities, and a video printer for hard copy.

Mail inspection system. (Marketplace)

The LS-7010 CCD optical micrometer measures targets as small as 0.

Optical micrometer. (Instruments)

Fleming, and their coworkers at the Ames (Iowa) Laboratory turned to a mesh of tungsten bars, each about 1 micrometer thick.

Tiny tungsten beams lord over light. (Physics)

and can be ordered with either screw or micrometer adjustment in 40, 80 or 100 threads per inch.

Micropositioners. (Innovations)