Depth Gauge Gimex MAGA 300/100 0.05 mm precision (model 204.050)

Depth Gauge Gimex MAGA 300/100 0.05 mm precision (model 204.050) is a manual measuring instrument intended for accurate depth measurement of grooves, recesses and bore depths in workshop, inspection and maintenance environments. The instrument provides linear depth readings with 0.05 mm resolution and is suitable for use on metal, plastic and wood components during quality control, machining setup and routine checks.

Advantages

The Gimex MAGA 300/100 offers a mechanical, easy-to-read scale with fine resolution of 0.05 mm that supports repeatable measurements without power sources. Its sturdy construction and simple adjustment mechanism make it suitable for frequent workshop use and field inspection. The design allows reliable contact with a variety of surfaces and materials, facilitating consistent depth measurement across different parts and jobs.

Suitable for

• Measuring groove and recess depths on machined parts
• Checking bore and counterbore depths during inspection
• Setup and adjustment of machining operations
• Quality control checks on metal, plastic and wooden components
• Maintenance inspections and routine dimensional verification

Key specifications

• Resolution: 0.05 mm
• Measuring range: 300/100 mm nominal (specified model format)
• Type: manual depth gauge with linear scale
• Suitable materials: metal, plastic, wood
• Application environment: workshop, inspection, maintenance

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 it contacts the bottom. Read the depth value from the scale, taking the fine resolution into account. For repeatable results, ensure the base sits flush on the reference plane and the probe is perpendicular to the measured feature. Clean contact surfaces before measurement and avoid tilting the instrument while reading the scale.

Usage recommendations

Store the gauge in a dry, dust-free place and protect the measuring probe from impacts. Periodically verify accuracy against a calibrated reference standard and handle the instrument carefully to maintain its 0.05 mm resolution performance.