Mitutoyo 192-150 Dial Height Gage 12 Inches

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 192-150 is a base-mounted dial height gage with a 12-inch measuring range, designed for precise linear measurement on surface plates and inspection benches. It combines a traditional dial display with an integrated counter for direct readout, offering a graduation of 0.001 inches and an accuracy of 0.0015 inches. The unit weighs 13 pounds, indicating a robust cast construction suited to shop-floor and quality-control environments. Machinists, metrologists, and quality inspectors use this gage to verify part heights, step dimensions, and scribe layout lines to close tolerance.

The 192-150 is intended for use in machine shops, tool rooms, and manufacturing inspection stations where surface-plate measurement is standard practice. Its base-mounted arm style keeps the gage stable during measurement, reducing operator-induced error. The dial-and-counter display allows fast, unambiguous readings without interpolation, making it practical for both single-part inspection and repetitive production checks. No data output port is included, so readings are recorded manually.

Key Features

• 12-inch measuring range covers a broad range of part heights in a single setup
• 0.001-inch graduation with 0.0015-inch accuracy for close-tolerance inspection work
• Dual dial-and-counter display eliminates interpolation and reduces reading error
• Base-mounted arm style provides stable, repeatable positioning on a surface plate
• Weighs 13 pounds, reflecting a heavy, vibration-resistant base construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision height gage for use on standard surface plates in machine shop and quality-control inspection applications.

Installation Notes

This gage is set up by a machinist or quality technician on a clean, level surface plate. No power source is required. Before use, verify the surface plate is free of chips and debris, and zero the gage at the reference surface per standard metrology practice. Handle the dial mechanism with care to avoid shock loads that can affect calibration; return the gage to its case when not in use.