Depth Gauge Gimex MAGA 150/100, measuring range 150 mm/100 mm, resolution 0.05 mm, model 204.048

Mechanical depth gauge Gimex MAGA 150/100 model 204.048 is a precision hand tool for measuring depths and steps with two selectable ranges: 150 mm and 100 mm. The instrument offers a 0.05 mm resolution on a calibrated scale and a robust metal construction suitable for workshop and on-site maintenance tasks. It is intended for accurate measurement of grooves, holes, shoulders and component steps in metalworking and woodworking environments.

Advantages

The Gimex MAGA depth gauge provides clear, repeatable readings thanks to its calibrated scale and fine 0.05 mm graduation. Solid mechanical construction ensures durability in machine shops and field use while maintaining measurement stability. Its dual measuring range allows flexibility for larger and smaller depth checks without sacrificing precision. The simple, mechanical design requires no batteries and is easy to maintain, giving consistent performance for routine inspection and setup tasks.

Suitable for

• Measuring groove and bore depths in metalworking
• Checking shoulder heights and steps on machined parts
• Depth measurement in woodworking and carpentry
• On-site maintenance and inspection where reliable mechanical gauges are preferred

Key specifications

• Measuring ranges: 150 mm and 100 mm
• Resolution: 0.05 mm
• Calibrated mechanical scale for repeatable readings
• Rigid metal frame suitable for workshop use
• Suitable for measuring grooves, holes, shoulders and steps

How to use

Place the base of the depth gauge flat on the reference surface and lower the measuring probe into the feature to be measured until the base seats firmly. Read the value directly from the calibrated scale, taking account of the selected measuring range. For repeat measurements, ensure the base is clean and the probe moves smoothly; recalibrate visually against a known standard if required. Store the gauge in a protective case or on a clean bench when not in use to avoid damage to the scale or probe.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, keep contact surfaces free of chips and debris, and allow the probe to settle before taking a reading. Use the shorter measuring range for finer control when measuring shallow features and the longer range for deeper measurements. Periodically check the scale against a gauge block or reference standard to verify accuracy.