Mitutoyo 192-152 Dial Height Gage 24 Inches

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 192-152 is a 24-inch dial height gage designed for precise vertical measurement in machining, inspection, and metrology applications. It features a combined dial and counter display, delivering a graduation resolution of 0.001 inches and an accuracy rating of 0.002 inches. The base-mounted arm style provides a stable reference platform when used on a surface plate. Dimensional layout inspectors, toolmakers, and quality control technicians rely on this instrument for repeatable, traceable height measurements in both production and inspection environments.

This height gage suits shop-floor and inspection-room use where accurate vertical measurement is required. The dial and counter display allows quick reading without interpolation errors common to vernier-only instruments. Its 24-inch range accommodates a wide variety of workpiece heights encountered in general machining and fabrication inspection. No data output port is included, making this a standalone mechanical instrument appropriate for environments where electronic integration is not required.

Key Features

• 24-inch measuring range for tall workpiece inspection
• 0.001-inch graduation for high-resolution readings
• Accuracy of 0.002 inches for reliable dimensional verification
• Combined dial and counter display for fast, unambiguous reading
• Base-mounted arm style for stable surface plate use
• No data output port — fully mechanical, no external interface required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style standalone height gage for use on standard surface plates in machining and quality inspection settings.

Installation Notes

Height gages are set up and used by toolmakers, machinists, and metrology technicians. Place the gage on a clean, flat surface plate before use and allow the instrument to thermally stabilize if moved from a different environment. Zero the gage at the reference surface before taking measurements. Do not drop or subject the instrument to impact, as this can damage the dial mechanism and affect calibration.