0-500mm Vernier Height Gauge, 0.02mm

Q1: What is a vernier height gauge?
A1: The vernier height gauge is used to measure vertical dimension from the reference ground. Vernier Height Gauge consists of a graduated scale or bar held in a vertical position by a finely ground fixed base.

Q2: What is the advantage of the vernier height gauge?
A2: Relatively simple to operate, their main advantage over other height gauges is the range of sizes they come in, meaning they can be used to measure a wide range of workpieces accurately. Typically, two scales are shown on the beam of the height gauge.

Q3: What is the vernier height gauge used for?
A3: Vernier height gauges are used in metrology and metalworking to detect or measure vertical distances. The height gauges are often used to measure a granite surface or scribe part features from a datum plane. To detect the measured feature, a scriber, test indication, touch probe, or CMM-style probe is often utilized.

Tips: Precautions for using a vernier height gauge

1. When reading, the line of sight should be facing the engraved line; the force should be uniform, and the force should be about 3-5N to ensure the accuracy of the measurement;
2. Pay attention to cleaning the measuring surface of the measuring claw of the vernier height gauge during use.
3. The height vernier caliper cannot be used to measure the surface of forgings, castings and moving workpieces. so as not to damage the caliper.
4. Thevernier height gauge that has not been used for a long time should be cleaned and oiled and stored in a box.
   

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