Depth Gauge INSIZE 1141-150A digital 150 mm measuring range

The INSIZE 1141-150A digital depth gauge is a compact handheld instrument designed for accurate depth measurement up to 150 mm. The device features an electronic numeric readout that provides fast, easy-to-read measurements for workshop, inspection and maintenance tasks. Its form and scale make it suitable for measuring slot depths, groove depths and recesses on metal and other rigid materials, supporting repeatable measurements in quality control and production environments.

Advantages

The digital display delivers clear numeric results that reduce reading errors and speed up measuring routines. A robust construction and a compact footprint enable stable contact with workpieces and convenient handling in confined spaces. Electronic operation simplifies data collection and repeated checks, while the 150 mm range covers most common depth measurement needs in metalworking and maintenance applications.

Suitable for

• Measuring slot and groove depths in machined parts
• Checking recess and bore depth during quality control
• Maintenance inspections on assemblies and housings
• Workshop layout and fixture setup where precise depth values are required

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 150 mm
• Measurement type: digital depth measurement with electronic display
• Design: compact handheld depth gauge for easy positioning
• Typical applications: metalworking, inspection, maintenance and quality control
• Display: numeric electronic readout for quick readings

How to use

Place the base of the depth gauge flat on the reference surface and extend the probe into the slot, groove or recess until the base contacts the reference plane. Read the measured value directly from the electronic display. For repeated measurements, ensure the base is seated evenly and the probe moves smoothly without lateral play. Reset or zero the display at a known reference position before critical measurements to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the gauge in a dry, dust-free place and avoid heavy shocks to preserve calibration. Clean the measuring faces before use and check zeroing periodically. Use appropriate care when measuring on rough or coated surfaces to avoid damaging the probe or base.