Digimatic Height Gage SERIES 192 — Multi-function Type with SPC Data Output

Height Gage
A standard measuring tool of industry

Digimatic Height Gage
SERIES 192 — Multi-function Type with SPC Data Output

• Double-column structure ensures high measuring accuracy.
• Ergonomic base fts comfortably in the hand.
• Bidirectional touch-trigger probe is available as an optional accessory.
• Character height of the LCD display has been increased (10mm to 11mm) and a highcontrast LCD display unit adopted, so that the readability is improved.
• Inclined handle improves slider ergonomics.
• Allows integration into statistical process control and measurement systems. Refer to page A-1.
• Battery: SR44 (1 pc), 938882. For initial operational checks (standard accessory)
• Battery life is 3,500 hours in continuous use.
• Carbide-tipped long scriber (No. 905200 with overall length of 150mm) is provided as a standard accessory. (Standard accessory: scriber Clamp No. 05GZA033)
• For precision Black Granite Surface Plates.

Functions
Origin-setting (ABS measurement mode): Any arbitrary value can be stored as the origin point.
Zero-setting (INC measurement mode): Displayed value can be set to zero at any arbitrary position of the slider.
Origin restoration: Previously set origin is restored when switching back to ABS mode.
Presetting (ABS INC measurement mode): Displayed value can be set to any arbitrary value,
including negative values.
Measuring direction
Measuring direction can be switched at the press of a button.
Data hold
Display value can be held. Reverts to ABS or INC mode when cancelled.
Alarm: Error message is displayed when overflow or overspeed of displayed value arises and measurement is stopped.
Data output: Allows integration into statistical process control and measurement systems. (Refer to page A-1.)
Fine and coarse height adjustment through knob and wheel combination.
Slider height adjustment wheel allows fne and coarse height adjustment.

SPECIFICATIONS

 Metric

* Excluding quantizing error 

 Inch/Metric 

• Excluding quantizing error