What type of tool is not typically used for measuring misalignment?

Digital cameras are not typically used for measuring misalignment because they do not provide direct measurement data regarding the alignment or position of machinery components. While digital cameras can capture images that may show misalignment visually, they lack the precision and scale necessary for accurate measurements.

In contrast, tools like dial indicators and feeler gauges are specifically designed for directly measuring alignment with high precision. Dial indicators can measure the displacement of a shaft or component to determine alignment, while feeler gauges can assess gaps or clearances, aiding in alignment verification. Torque wrenches, although primarily used to ensure bolts or nuts are tightened to a specific torque, play a role in maintaining the correct mounting of equipment, indirectly relevant to alignment.

Thus, the nature of digital cameras makes them unsuitable as a measuring tool in this context, highlighting why they stand apart from the other options listed.