AZA 1077 DIGITAL DIAL GAUGE

Description

The digital dial gauge is a highly precise measuring tool designed to assess linear displacement, thickness, or depth variations with micron-level accuracy. As a modern alternative to analog indicators, this lab measuring tool features an electronic display that simplifies reading and enhances testing reliability in laboratories, workshops, and quality control environments.

Azalab’s precision dial indicator delivers superior resolution through a digital LCD screen, enabling users to record minute changes in material dimensions or alignment. Whether used in material testing labs, mechanical inspections, or calibration tasks, this digital dial gauge ensures efficient, repeatable, and traceable measurement processes.

Equipped with features such as zero setting, unit conversion (mm/inch), preset tolerance limits, and data hold, this tool offers complete versatility for a range of applications:

• Checking specimen deformation during compression or tension testing

• Monitoring surface height variations or flatness

• Calibrating jigs and fixtures

• Inspecting machine components for wear or displacement

• Validating dimensional tolerances in research or industrial labs

The instrument’s digital LCD display is designed with user ergonomics in mind, offering easy visibility even in low-light conditions. The robust stainless steel stem and contact point ensure long-lasting durability, while the smooth plunger movement minimizes resistance and reading errors.

Many models include a data output port (RS232 or USB) for digital logging, making it easy to integrate with software for long-term tracking and analysis. Mounting options include back lug or flat-back types, compatible with dial gauge stands or compression testing frames.

The digital dial gauge conforms to global accuracy and repeatability standards, making it a reliable instrument for both academic and industrial settings. Reference guidelines for calibration and usage are provided in the ISO 463 standard for dial gauges.

With a typical resolution of 0.01 mm or 0.001 mm, this gauge provides consistent results across multiple measurements. It is widely used in:

• Soil and asphalt testing labs

• Concrete compression/flexural frames

• Machine alignment systems

• Engineering metrology and R&D setups

Specifications:

FAQ:

Q1: What is the typical use of a digital dial gauge in labs?
It’s commonly used to measure compression or deformation in material testing machines, and for precise dimensional inspection tasks.

Q2: Can the dial gauge be mounted on a test frame?
Yes, it is compatible with lab test frames and stands with appropriate mounting brackets.

Q3: Does it support both mm and inch readings?
Absolutely. The unit switch allows toggling between metric and imperial units.

Q4: How is it powered?
It runs on a standard LR44 button cell battery, included with the unit.

Q5: Is the digital display backlit for dark lab environments?
Yes, most models come with a backlit display for better visibility.