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Height Gauges
Insize 1253 vernier height gauge, stainless steel, with base and adjustable scriber/arm
Technical specifications 1253 - Vernier Height Gauge - Scriber
Insize 1253 vernier height gauge, stainless steel, with base and adjustable scriber/arm
Technical specifications 1253 - Vernier Height Gauge - Scriber

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Code Range Graduation Availability excl. VATincl. VAT Certificate Cart
1253-150 0-150 mm 0.02 mm
€130,00
€161,20
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1253-200 0-200 mm 0.02 mm
€189,00
€234,36
0

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INSIZE was founded in 1995 and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of measuring instruments and metrological equipment. With factories in China and other Asian countries, as well as production units in Germany and Italy for the INSIZE PLUS series, the company offers products that stand out for their accuracy, durability and reliability, while being distinguished by their excellent quality-price ratio.

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Height Gauges

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Height Gauges

A height gauge is a precision measuring instrument used mainly on granite surface plates (surface plates) to measure the height of components or to scribe lines at a specific height with high accuracy. It is the "vertical" version of the caliper, offering much greater stability.

  • Scribing Function: A hard tip (usually carbide) is fitted to the moving part of the instrument, allowing the technician to "write" (scribe) on metal with accuracy to a hundredth of a millimeter.
  • Types:Vernier (Analog): Classic instruments with a scale, extremely durable with no need for batteries.With Dial: They make it easier to read fractions of a millimeter via an integrated dial.Digital: They offer direct reading, the ability to zero at any point (Zero function) and often built-in memory for comparative measurements.
  • Combination with Dial Indicator: Often, instead of the scribing tip, a dial indicator is mounted on the height gauge to check the flatness or parallelism of a surface relative to the base.
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