Buy an electronic depth micrometer in factory price. Unlike traditional depth micrometers, the digital version features an electronic display, providing instant readings. Key advantages of a digital depth micrometer include ease of reading, reduced human error, and data output capabilities for recording measurements. It typically offers a resolution of 0.001 mm (or 0.00005 inches).
Quality Design of DIgital Depth Micrometer
IP65 Protection of Digital Depth Micrometer
SISCO electronic depth micrometer is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the depth of holes, slots, recesses, and other surface variations with high accuracy. It consists of a base, a spindle, and a digital display for reading measurements. The digital display provides quick and easy readings, reducing the chances of human error. Digital depth gauge micrometer is widely used in manufacturing, machining, automotive, and quality control industry. It helps ensure that machined components meet design specification.
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Model | SISCO-DM-QFCHLIP65-100 |
Resolution | 0.001mm/ 0.00005" |
Measuring range | 0-100mm |
Operating temperature | 0 β~40 β |
Storage temperature | -10 β~60 β |
Setting speed | 30mm/s |
Number of Rod | 4 (0-25mm/ 25-50mm/ 50-75mm/ 75-100mm) |
Battery | CR2032 |
Battery life | 2 years |
Protection level | IP65 |
Net weight | 720g |
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1. Spindle | 2. Anvil | 3. Frame | 4. Locking device | 5. LCD screen |
6. Sleeve | 7. Thimble | 8. Ratchet stop | 9. Battery cover | 10. HOLD/DATA button |
11. mm/in button | 12. ORIGIN button (0 position setting) | 13. ON/0/ABS button | Β | Β |
Q1: How does a digital depth micrometer work?
A1: A digital depth gauge micrometer is a precision instrument used to measure the depth of holes, recesses, or grooves. It consists of a micrometer spindle, an anvil, and a digital display. The spindle is adjusted by turning the thimble, which moves the anvil towards the object being measured. The depth is calculated by subtracting the reading of the spindle's position from a fixed reference point. The digital display shows the depth measurement directly in units like millimeters or inches, providing quick and accurate readings. This tool is often used in manufacturing, engineering, and quality control for precise depth measurements.
Q2: What are the main advantages of using a digital depth micrometer?
A2: A digital depth micrometer offers several key advantages over traditional mechanical micrometers. First, it provides precise digital readings, reducing the risk of human error and increasing measurement accuracy. The digital display is easy to read, even in low-light environments, and eliminates the need for manual interpretation of dial scales. This makes it faster and more convenient, improving productivity. Its ergonomic design makes it comfortable to use, minimizing operator fatigue during prolonged use.
Q3: What factors can affect the accuracy of digital depth micrometer?Β
A3: These include environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and dust, which can influence both the instrument and the material being measured. Wear and tear on the micrometer's components, especially the probe, can also cause inaccuracies. Incorrect calibration or using the micrometer with improper techniques, such as inconsistent pressure during measurement, can lead to errors. Additionally, the quality of the micrometer's components, battery life, and the resolution of its digital display can all impact measurement precision. Regular maintenance and calibration help mitigate these issues.
Tips: How do you properly maintain and store digital depth micrometer?
To properly maintain and store a digital depth gauge micrometer, it is essential to keep it clean and free from dirt, dust, or any contaminants. After each use, wipe the micrometerβs measuring surfaces with a clean, dry cloth. If necessary, use a lint-free cloth lightly dampened with alcohol to remove stubborn debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the instrument. Checking the battery regularly, and replace it when needed to ensure accurate readings.
When storing the micrometer, place it in a protective case or box to avoid exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures, or direct sunlight, as these conditions can cause corrosion or damage. Ensure the instrument is stored in a dry, cool environment, and avoid dropping it or subjecting it to shock. Additionally, store the micrometer with the measuring faces retracted to prevent any wear or deformation of the components.
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