Mitutoyo 192-151 Dial Height Gage 18 in

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 192-151 is an 18-inch dial height gage designed for precise vertical measurement on surface plates and inspection setups. It combines a dial indicator with a mechanical counter display, giving the user a direct, easy-to-read measurement without electronic dependency. Graduation is 0.001 inches with an accuracy rating of 0.002 inches. The base-mounted arm style provides stable, repeatable positioning across a variety of workpieces. This gage is used primarily by machinists, quality control inspectors, and tool-and-die professionals who require reliable dimensional verification in shop floor and metrology room environments.

The 192-151 is suited for layout and inspection work in manufacturing, fabrication, and quality assurance settings. It performs vertical measurement tasks such as checking part height, scribing lines, and transferring dimensions from a reference surface. The 18-inch measuring range accommodates a wide variety of workpiece sizes commonly encountered in general machining and precision inspection workflows. Installation and use do not require tooling, but a calibrated granite or cast-iron surface plate is standard practice for accurate readings.

Key Features

• 18-inch measuring range suitable for large and medium workpieces
• 0.001-inch graduation for fine resolution readings
• Accuracy of 0.002 inches for reliable dimensional verification
• Dial and counter display for direct, unambiguous readout
• Base-mounted arm style ensures stable, repeatable positioning
• No data output port — fully mechanical operation, no power required

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone mechanical height gage for use on standard surface plates in quality control and machining inspection applications. No specific system compatibility is listed for this part.

Installation Notes

This instrument is handled and set up by machinists or quality control technicians. Place the gage on a clean, flat reference surface such as a calibrated granite surface plate before use. Zero the indicator at the reference surface before taking measurements. Avoid dropping or impacting the gage, as this can affect calibration and internal mechanism integrity.