Ten times more accurate than standard bench-top scales, these scales are extremely precise. They’re NTEP approved for measuring materials sold by weight. Use the scale’s counting mode to keep a tally of your measurements as you add or remove items to the scale. Operate the scale wirelessly—they run on a rechargeable battery. Or use the included adapter to plug them into an outlet and run them constantly. To print or transfer your data to a computer, connect an RS-232 computer cord (not included).

These gauges have two scales for fine adjusting—a main scale and a sliding vernier scale. The vernier scale takes the space between graduation marks on the main scale and divides them into smaller increments for an accurate depth reading. Use the adjustment screw on the vernier scale for fine tuning. Designed for durability, these analog gauges are good for measuring the depth of small holes and slots in machine shops where they’ll get frequent use. They are often used to set the cutting depth for milling tools and counterbores.

Gauges with a hook end can measure the depth of lips, grooves, and other projected or recessed features that a gauge with a straight end could not access.

This digital readout (DRO) system displays precise positioning on one axis. For use with machines that perform dry machining and cutting applications, such as table saws, band saws, planers, and drill presses. These scales have zero-position memory, also known as absolute (ABS) positioning, which retains the measuring position when the scale is off. A zero-set button lets you start measuring at any point.

Improve the accuracy of your manual milling machine when you retrofit it with one of these digital readout (DRO) systems. They measure and display precise tool positioning on two axes.

Mount one of these digital readout (DRO) systems onto your manual lathe to increase its accuracy. They measure and display precise tool positioning on two axes.

Cut with confidence—these scales use sensors to precisely measure the cut length for you. This makes them both more accurate and faster than traditional linear scales that use a tape measure. Before each cut, slide the stop until you see the right length on the display. These scales are often mounted to chop and miter saws to slice bars and sheets into consistent lengths.

Scales with automatic positioning add an extra level of precision thanks to a stop that you program instead of moving yourself. Input your desired cut length and the stop will automatically slide to within ±0.008" of that target. Scales with a touch screen display let you program a series of cuts. Save frequent cut jobs or upload them from a USB flash drive.

Quick stops mark common cut lengths, so you know where to position the saw stop.

Add a saw stop extender to make cuts under 12". These extenders bring the stop closer to your saw blade.

Increase the accuracy of your manual machine when you fit it with a linear scale. These scales have an LCD that displays exact positioning on one axis. They have zero-position memory, also known as absolute (ABS) positioning, which retains the measuring position when the scale is off. A zero-set button lets you start measuring at any point. SPC data output allows for connection to a computer or data processor.

053906B model comes with mounting brackets for installation on Bridgeport-type milling machines. It requires a 10-pin data cable and Mitutoyo 10-Pin to USB adapter to connect to your PC.

USB data cable (sold separately) connects the scale directly to your PC.

10-pin data cables (sold separately) connect the scale to a Mitutoyo miniprocessor or multiplexer.

Mitutoyo 10-Pin to USB Adapter (sold separately) adapts Mitutoyo 10-pin SPC cables for connection to a USB port on your PC.

Wireless data transmitter and receiver (sold separately) allow you to transmit measurement data from a scale to your PC without being tethered by a cable.

Display freeze adapter (sold separately) keeps the measurement displayed on the LCD even if the encoder is repositioned.