Mitutoyo 543-562A Absolute Digimatic Indicator ID-H, 0-1/2"

Mitutoyo, 543-562A, Absolute Digimatic High Accuracy Indicator ID-H, 0-1/2"

543-562A Includes Only:

• A fitted plastic case
• Digital indicator

Features:

• The high-speed detector measures 100 times per second
• The signal can be outputted to an external device
• Analog bar provides easy-to-read values when scanning for Max, Min, and TIR values
• Go/No-Go judgments are performed by setting the upper and lower tolerances
• Absolute (ABS) linear scale eliminates the need for setting the origin point every time the micrometer is powered on
• Origin reset is not required even when data is re-displayed after a disappearance due to insufficient illumination during use
• SPC output function allows for quick and easy data management in real-time
• Functions: Remote control, origin set/preset, zero-set, Go/No-Go judgment, max/min value hold, analog bar, runout measurement, resolution switching, counting direction switching, power On/Off, data output
• Alarm: Low voltage, Counting value composition error, over-flow error, and tolerance limit setting error
• Unlimited response speed eliminates over-speed errors
• Measurements are shown on a large, easy-to-read LCD display
• Choice of two power sources: AC or 9V battery
• Sealed housing meets IP30 rating for dust and water protection

The Mitutoyo Absolute Digimatic ID-H high accuracy, high function indicators provide the latest technologies to give this indicator series the highest accuracy possible and the most functionality in its class. The Mitutoyo ABS ID-H Series digital indicator offers excellent accuracy and robust functionality to make precise, repeatable linear measurements of up to 30.4 mm/1.2". The ID-H indicator has five user-selectable resolutions, and zero can be set at any spindle position for measuring in either plus or minus directions or both directions. The indicator displays maximum and minimum read hold and changes color from green to red when user-defined tolerances are exceeded. There is also a total indicator reading (TIR) function that displays the Absolute difference between the highest and lowest readings.