Fowler 54-175-006-0 Electronic Height Gage 150mm Lcd

Product Description

The FOWLER 54-175-006-0 is an electronic height gage designed for precise vertical measurement in metrology, inspection, and layout applications. It measures up to 150 mm with a resolution of 0.0005 inches (0.0100 microns) and an accuracy of 0.001 inches. The unit features a high-contrast LCD display for clear readout in shop floor and inspection room environments. A positive lock mechanism holds the measuring element in position during transfer measurements. This instrument is used by machinists, quality control technicians, and toolroom professionals who require repeatable, fine-resolution height measurement.

The 54-175-006-0 is suited for bench-top inspection tasks in manufacturing, tooling, and precision assembly environments. Its ABS/INC (absolute/incremental) measurement mode and floating zero function allow technicians to reference from any surface or datum without resetting to a fixed origin. The hold feature locks the displayed reading for easy recording. This gage is appropriate for both production floor spot checks and dedicated inspection stations requiring consistent, high-accuracy vertical measurement.

Key Features

• 150 mm maximum measurement range
• 0.0005 inch resolution for fine-detail inspection
• 0.001 inch accuracy
• ABS/INC measurement modes with floating zero function
• Hold feature locks display reading for transfer and recording
• Positive lock secures the measuring element at any position
• High-contrast LCD display for clear readout in varied lighting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision height gage for use on surface plates and inspection benches in standard metrology applications requiring up to 150 mm vertical range.

Installation Notes

Electronic height gages require a flat, clean surface plate for accurate referencing. Before use, inspect the base and measuring surfaces for burrs or debris that could affect readings. Install the CR2032 battery per the manufacturer instructions and allow the unit to acclimate to the ambient temperature of the inspection area before taking critical measurements. Do not expose the gage to coolants, oils, or excessive vibration during storage or use.