Digital Height Gauge INSIZE 1156-600, measuring range 0–600 mm

Digital height gauge INSIZE 1156-600 offers precise vertical measurement across a 0–600 mm range. Designed for layout, inspection and setup tasks in workshops and quality control environments, the device provides direct digital readout in millimetres and a stable base for repeatable positioning on flat surfaces. The tool is suitable for step height measurement, component alignment and other tasks that require reliable reference heights.

Advantages

The digital display provides clear, direct millimetre readings that reduce reading errors and speed up measurement routines. A rigid base and robust column ensure stable positioning and repeatable results during repeated operations. Simple controls allow quick switching between measuring modes and zero setting, while the compact footprint makes the instrument convenient to use on a benchtop or inspection table.

Suitable for

• Workshop layout and marking
• Quality control and inspection of components
• Measuring step heights and offsets
• Setup and alignment of fixtures and parts

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–600 mm
• Display type: digital readout in millimetres
• Base: stable flat base for repeatable positioning
• Intended use: vertical height measurement, layout and inspection

How to use

Place the gauge on a clean, flat surface and ensure the base sits firmly. Move the slider so the measuring probe contacts the reference point on the workpiece and read the value directly from the digital display. Use the zero function to set a reference height as needed. For comparative measurements, record the zeroed reading and measure the subsequent points without changing the reference. Follow standard workshop practice: keep the measuring surfaces free of debris and handle the instrument by its column and base to avoid disturbing the probe position.

Usage recommendations

Store the height gauge in a protective case or clean area when not in use. Calibrate or check accuracy periodically according to workshop quality procedures. Avoid exposing the instrument to strong shocks, excessive dust or moisture to preserve measurement accuracy.