Spi CMS150410016 Digital Snap Gage 0-1 Inch

Product Description

The SPI CMS150410016 is a digital snap gage designed for precise outside-dimension measurement in the 0 to 1 inch (25 mm) range. It features a hardened steel anvil and a digital display that delivers direct readout with a graduation of 0.0100 inch, reducing the chance of reading error compared to analog scales. The gage is built for use on the shop floor or inspection bench where repeatable, fast go/no-go style measurement of machined or manufactured parts is required. Machinists, quality control inspectors, and tool-and-die technicians are the primary users of this instrument.

This snap gage is suited for measuring external dimensions such as shaft diameters, thickness of flat stock, and similar features on machined components. It is appropriate for light manufacturing, job shop inspection, and incoming parts verification where a digital readout improves throughput and reduces operator interpretation errors. The unit ships as a single gage without a separate indicator, making it a self-contained measurement solution for parts falling within the 0 to 1 inch measurement range.

Key Features

• Digital display provides direct numeric readout with 0.0100 inch graduation
• Hardened steel anvil resists wear during repeated contact with metal workpieces
• Compact body measuring 6 inches in length and 3.5 inches in width for one-handed operation
• Covers full 0 to 1 inch (25 mm) measurement range in a single gage
• Reference anvil diameter of 1.50 mm for precise contact on small or curved surfaces
• Indicator included in the gage body — no separate indicator purchase required

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained digital snap gage for external dimensional inspection of parts with features in the 0 to 1 inch range; compatible with standard shop inspection workflows where a digital readout snap gage is specified.

Installation Notes

Snap gages are handled and set up by machinists or quality control technicians — no power tools or trade licensing is required, but familiarity with dimensional metrology practice is recommended. Before use, verify the gage is zeroed against a known reference standard. Keep the anvil surfaces clean and free of burrs or debris to maintain measurement accuracy. Store the gage in its case when not in use to protect the anvil and digital components from damage.