A typical manual height gauge is accurate
to a thousandth (0.001″); pretty good, but when you want truly precise
measurements, it could be better. A manual digital height gauge is
accurate to a tenth (0.0001″) or sometimes even better. Now we’re talking
ultra-precise and incredibly accurate measuring for the best possible results.
So, why are digital gauges so much better?
Well, the primary weakness of the average height gauge is how square it is to
the reference plane being measured. If
the surface plate is not truly flat or if the height gauge’s arm is not square
to the base, then the height gauge will be less accurate.
Digitising a height gauge achieves greater
consistency and accuracy of measurement. And computerisation lets the machine
do the maths.
At metrologyandcalibration Ltd we stock all
sizes of digital height gauge, from the Tesa Micro Hite 900 to its
smaller cousin the Tesa Micro Hite 350 so whatever your measuring
requirements, we’ve got something to make your life easier and your
measurements more accurate.
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