Vernier Height Gage

Vernier Height Gage – Precision Measurement for Accurate Vertical Layouts

A Vernier Height Gage is a trusted precision measuring tool used to measure and mark vertical distances with high accuracy. Commonly found in workshops, tool rooms, and quality control labs, this instrument plays a crucial role in ensuring dimensional accuracy during layout and inspection tasks. Known for its mechanical reliability and fine resolution, the Vernier Height Gage is ideal for professionals who require consistent, repeatable measurements without relying on digital components.

Key Features of Vernier Height Gage

Wide Measurement Range

Available in ranges like 0–300 mm and 0–600 mm to suit various industrial tasks.

High Resolution

Offers precise readings with graduations as fine as 0.02 mm or 0.001”.

Durable Material

Crafted from hardened stainless steel for superior wear resistance.

Stable Base Design

A wide and flat base ensures accurate and repeatable vertical measurements.

 Applications of Vernier Height Gage

  • Automotive & Aerospace: Measures component heights with high accuracy for critical systems.
  • Mechanical Engineering Workshops: Used for routine inspection and component layout.
  • Mold & Tool Manufacturing: Assists in die and mold cavity depth validation.
  • Educational & Research Labs: Teaches students precision metrology skills.
  • Quality Control Departments: Ensures part accuracy and consistency during inspection.

How to Use a Vernier Height Gage

  1. Check Calibration: Verify that all measuring instruments are properly calibrated before use.
  2. Zero the Scale: Set the scriber tip to the surface plate and align the scale to zero.
  3. Position the Workpiece: Place the item on the plate beneath the scriber.
  4. Read the Measurement: Align the vernier scale with the main scale for the final reading.
  5. Use for Scribing (if needed): Draw layout lines with the carbide-tipped scriber.

Technical Specifications

Feature Details
Measuring Range 0–300 mm / 0–600 mm (varies by model)
Graduation 0.02 mm or 0.001” (Mitutoyo precision)
Base Material Cast iron or granite for high stability
Scriber Replaceable carbide-tipped scriber
Fine Adjustment Available on select premium models
Display (Optional) Digital readout available with dual-scale option
Usage Vertical height measurement, layout work, scribing
Brand Options Available in Mitutoyo and standard models