Vernier Height Gauge – Standard Height Gauge with Adjustable Main Scale
Product Specifications:
Brand: Mitutoyo
Accuracy: 0.01mm
Range: 0-1000mm
A vernier height gauge is a precision instrument used to measure and mark vertical heights on a workpiece with high accuracy. This standard model features an adjustable main scale, which lets users set a reference point for repeatable height measurements in workshop and quality-control settings.
Vernier Height Gauge – Standard Height Gauge with Adjustable Main Scale
Bombay Tools Supplying Agency Pvt. Ltd. provides top-quality Mitutoyo measuring tools, including the Vernier Height Gauge — a precision instrument equipped with an adjustable main scale. This standard height gauge is known for its reliability, accuracy, and durability, making it a preferred choice for height measurement and precision marking in industrial and workshop applications.
The Mitutoyo – Height Gauges collection embodies Japanese engineering excellence, ensuring precise readings and consistent performance. With features such as a magnifier for easier reading and a carbide-tipped scriber, this tool delivers accurate results and extended service life in demanding environments.
Product Description - Vernier Height Gauge
Vernier Height Gauge is a device created for accurate height measurement and marking of materials. It includes a main scale that can be adjusted, making it simple to set up and enhancing the precision of measurements. The Vernier Height Gauge, equipped with a main scale that can be adjusted, is ideal for experts who need accuracy in marking, scribing, and determining heights, making it adaptable for numerous industrial uses. This instrument is ideal for activities like arranging designs, sketching lines, and creating precise indications, and is widely utilized in sectors such as metal fabrication, turning, and ensuring quality standards.
Key Features & Design
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- Screw mechanism lock: A secure locking system keeps the slider steady during measurement, eliminating unwanted movement.
- Main scale adjustment: Allows for precise alignment and dependable, consistent readings in every application.
- Adjustable main scale: Available in both metric and inch units, catering to diverse measurement needs and user preferences.
- Stainless steel resistant to corrosion: Ensures longevity and strength even under challenging workshop conditions.
- Visually clear scale: Simplifies reading, enabling quick and accurate height measurement results.
- Scriber with carbide tips: Creates clean, permanent marks on hard materials, ensuring durability and precision.
- Heavy-duty base: Provides stability, preventing tilting or shifting during use for consistent performance.
- Protective case: Includes a sturdy cover for safe storage and convenient transportation.
- Magnifier for easier reading: Enhances visibility of measurements for better precision in fine adjustments.
Applications and Benefits
The Standard Vernier Height Gauge is an essential tool in inspection rooms, manufacturing facilities, and tool rooms for accurate dimensional measurement and marking. Its vernier height gauge diagram and height gauge diagram representation show the clear structural layout, allowing easy understanding for operators.
The vernier height gauge drawing and height gauge drawing illustrate its key components such as base, beam, slider, vernier scale, and scriber — all integral vernier height gauge parts that contribute to its functionality and accuracy.
Known for precision and ease of use, the Vernier Height Gauge provides a dependable vernier height gauge least count, enabling minute measurement differences to be detected accurately. For users wondering what is the least count of vernier height gauge, it typically ranges between 0.02 mm and 0.05 mm depending on the model.
This Standard Height Gauge is trusted in industries such as automotive, aerospace, metal fabrication, and engineering for its reliability, repeatability, and precision marking performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vernier height gauge used for?
A vernier height gauge is used to measure and mark vertical heights of a workpiece from a reference surface, typically a surface plate. It’s widely used in quality control, toolrooms, and inspection departments where precise height measurement and layout marking are required.
What is the least count of a vernier height gauge?
The least count is the smallest increment the vernier scale can reliably resolve. For this model it typically ranges between 0.02mm and 0.05mm depending on the exact variant — confirm the precise figure for your specific model code against the Mitutoyo datasheet before quoting it in a formal spec sheet.
How do you read a vernier height gauge?
Align the main scale reading with the point where the vernier scale’s zero line sits, then read the fractional value from where the vernier and main scale lines coincide. Viewing the scale at eye level helps avoid parallax error.
How is a vernier height gauge different from a digital height gauge?
A vernier height gauge uses mechanical scales and doesn’t need power, while a digital height gauge shows the reading on an electronic display. Vernier models are often preferred for rugged, battery-free shop-floor use. See BTSA’s Mitutoyo Height Gauges range for digital alternatives.
What is an adjustable main scale used for on a height gauge?
An adjustable main scale lets the operator reset the zero reference point against a surface plate, which helps maintain accuracy over the gauge’s working life without replacing the whole scale.
How often should a vernier height gauge be calibrated?
Calibration frequency depends on usage intensity and your quality system’s requirements. BTSA operates NABL-accredited calibration services in Chennai and Hyderabad if you need this gauge calibrated or re-certified.
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