Height gauges

The operating principle is based on a support base that slides on the reference surface and a slider fitted with a scriber or measuring system. This configuration makes the height gauge a very versatile instrument, suitable both for dimensional inspection and for preparing the part before machining.

The selection includes digital height gauges for quick dimension checks, models with a handwheel for smoother and more controlled adjustment, double-column versions for greater structural stability, and models with data output for measurement collection. Carbon fiber versions are also available and are particularly useful when a good balance between lightness, rigidity, and ease of use is required.

Double-column models are particularly suitable when a more rigid structure is needed, especially in dimensional inspections where stability and measurement consistency are important. Versions with handwheel and fine adjustment allow more accurate height setting, making inspection and marking operations more practical.

Height gauges are widely used in mechanical machining, metrology, and quality control, especially for checking heights on machined parts, carrying out marking operations, and verifying dimensions on reference surfaces. This makes them a commonly used instrument both for workshop activities and for more accurate checks in metrology rooms.

To choose the most suitable model, it is useful to consider the measuring range, the preferred reading system, the need for fine adjustment, any data output requirements, and the level of rigidity required from the structure. The available range therefore covers both common marking and measuring needs, as well as more specific checks where greater operational accuracy is required.

The professional height gauges in this section are a practical solution for users looking for reliable instruments for height checks, marking, and dimensional inspection, with versions suitable for everyday workshop use as well as more technical metrology applications.