Digital Height Gauge Tesa Micro-Hite 600 New — precision measuring instrument

The Tesa WYSOKOSCIOMIERZ CYFR. MICRO-HITE 600 NEW is a digital height gauge designed for precise vertical measurement tasks in workshop and inspection environments. It provides a clear digital readout and a stable measuring carriage suitable for measuring heights, step differences and positioning tools or workpieces on a surface plate. The gauge combines a rigid column with a smooth sliding carriage to ensure repeatable readings and reliable dimensional control during quality checks and setup operations.

Advantages

The digital display offers fast, unambiguous measurement reading with high resolution, reducing interpretation errors. The robust column and finely guided carriage improve measurement stability and repeatability, while the compact base ensures good contact with flat reference surfaces. Built with materials and tolerances suited for metrology tasks, the unit supports consistent performance in production and inspection workflows.

Suitable for

• Measuring component heights and step differences on a surface plate
• Setting and checking tooling and gauges in a workshop
• Quality control inspections requiring vertical dimensional measurements
• Transferring reference heights for assembly and layout work

Key specifications

• Measuring range up to 600 mm
• Digital display for direct reading of measured values
• Rigid column with guided sliding carriage for repeatable measurements
• Stable base compatible with flat reference surfaces
• Resolution suitable for workshop and inspection-level accuracy

How to use

Place the gauge base squarely on a clean, flat reference surface. Switch on the digital display and zero the instrument at the reference plane or set a desired datum. Move the sliding carriage until the scriber or probe contacts the measured feature and read the value directly from the screen. For step measurements, record the height at each contact point and calculate the difference. Use steady, controlled motion when adjusting the carriage to avoid overshoot and ensure accurate contact.

Usage recommendations

Keep the measuring surfaces and base free of chips, dirt and coolant to maintain accuracy. Store the instrument in a protective case when not in use and avoid exposing it to strong shocks or magnetic fields. Periodically check zero and calibration against traceable standards to ensure continued measurement reliability.