| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Screw Gauge |
| Instrument Type | Digital Micrometer |
| Measurement Type | Thickness and Outside Diameter Measurement |
| Display | Digital LCD Display |
| Resolution | Model dependent |
| Measuring Range | Model dependent |
| Accuracy | Model dependent |
| Operation | Manual |
| Applications | Dimensional Measurement, Quality Control, Engineering Inspection, Laboratory Measurement, Manufacturing, Calibration & Research Laboratories |
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Screw Gauge
A Screw Gauge is a precision measuring instrument designed to accurately measure the thickness, diameter, and small dimensions of laboratory samples and components. It provides high-precision measurements for quality control, inspection, research, and industrial laboratory applications.
- Provides accurate measurement of thickness and outside dimensions.
- Digital LCD display enables quick and easy reading of measurement values.
- Precision screw mechanism ensures consistent and reliable measurements.
- Suitable for measuring metal, plastic, paper, wire, and other laboratory samples.
- Compact and ergonomic design allows comfortable operation.
- Ideal for dimensional inspection, quality control, and calibration applications.
- Suitable for engineering, manufacturing, laboratory, educational, and research environments.
A Screw Gauge, also known as a micrometer, is a precision measuring instrument used to determine the thickness, outside diameter, and other small dimensions of materials with a high degree of accuracy. It operates using a precision screw mechanism that allows fine measurement of small objects that cannot be measured accurately with conventional measuring tools. Digital models feature an easy-to-read display, enabling quick and reliable measurement while reducing reading errors.
Screw gauges are widely used in quality control laboratories, manufacturing facilities, engineering workshops, calibration laboratories, educational institutions, and research laboratories. They are suitable for measuring metal components, plastic parts, paper, wires, sheets, laboratory samples, and other precision-engineered materials. Their robust construction and reliable measuring mechanism make them an essential tool for dimensional inspection, product verification, and routine laboratory measurement applications.
