digital zero setter
Professional CNC Digital Zero Setter for Enhanced Tool Alignment
A Digital Zero Setter is a precision tool used in CNC machining to accurately set the tool height and establish a zero point on the workpiece.
This compact device enhances setup accuracy, reduces setup time, and ensures consistent machining performance.
It is an essential accessory for improving productivity and reducing human error in manufacturing environments.
Key Features of Digital Zero Setter
Slim Blade-Style Jaws
Designed to measure narrow slots, grooves, and inner dimensions accurately.
Digital Display
Clear LCD screen for fast and easy reading of measurements.
Zero Setting Function
Allows zeroing at any position for comparative measurements.
Stainless Steel Build
Provides durability and long-lasting performance in industrial settings.
Digital Zero Setter – Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Measuring Range | 0 – 50 mm |
| Accuracy | ±0.01 mm |
| Resolution | 0.001 mm |
| Contact Surface | Carbide-Tipped or Ceramic Surface |
| Display Type | Digital LCD |
| Power Supply | Button Cell Battery (CR2032) |
| Body Material | Hardened Stainless Steel / Aluminum |
| Data Output | N/A (optional models with USB output) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Reset Mode | One-Touch Reset Button |
| Application | CNC Machines, Milling, and Drilling |
How to Use a Digital Zero Setter
- Turn on the digital zero setter and ensure it is calibrated to zero.
- Place it flat on the CNC machine bed or reference surface.
- Lower the tool slowly until it contacts the setter’s surface.
- Monitor the digital readout and/or listen for the beep indicator.
- Set the machine’s Z-axis zero point using the displayed value.
- Remove the zero setter and begin machining operations.
Applications of Digital Zero Setters
- Precision Tool Calibration
- CNC Milling and Turning Centers
- Die and Mold Making
- Aerospace & Automotive Component Manufacturing
- Prototyping & Small Batch Machining
- Tool Room Operations
