Mitutoyo 527-112 Vernier Depth Gage 0-8 in Stainless

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 527-112 is a vernier depth gage designed for precise depth, step, and shoulder measurements in demanding shop and field environments. The tool features a measurement range of 0 to 8 inches with a graduation of 0.001 inches and accuracy to 0.001 inches, making it suitable for applications where tight tolerances matter. The rule is 310mm in length and the base is 100mm (approximately 4 inches) wide, providing a stable reference surface during measurement. The main components are constructed from stainless steel with a satin chrome coating that resists corrosion and reduces glare for easier reading.

This depth gage is suited for use in machine shops, HVAC fabrication environments, plumbing rough-in verification, and general trade work where accurate depth readings are required. It is appropriate for both production inspection and field service use. The 4-inch base provides adequate contact area for seating on flat surfaces, and the vernier scale eliminates the need for a battery or electronic components, making it a reliable choice in environments where electronic tools may be impractical.

Key Features

• 0 to 8 inch measurement range with 0.001 inch graduation
• Accuracy to 0.001 inches for precision inspection work
• 310mm rule length accommodates deeper measurement needs
• 100mm (approximately 4 inch) base for stable surface contact
• Stainless steel construction with satin chrome coating for corrosion resistance and reduced glare
• No battery required — vernier scale reads mechanically

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vernier depth gage suitable for use across machining, fabrication, and trade service applications requiring depth measurement within a 0 to 8 inch range.

Installation Notes

This tool requires no installation. Clean and deburr the reference surface before seating the base to ensure an accurate reading. Store the gage in its case when not in use to protect the rule and base from nicks or corrosion. Calibration should be verified periodically against a known reference standard in accordance with your shop or jobsite quality procedures.