Mitutoyo 543-392CAL ID-C Series Absolute Digimatic Standard Indicator, Lug Back, 0.5"/12.7 mm Range, 0.00005"/0.001 mm Res. (Calibrated)

The Mitutoyo ABSOLUTE Digimatic ID-C standard-type indicators are highly accurate for short linear measurements and provide Go/No-Go judgements. Measurements are shown on an impact-resistant LCD display.

The Mitutoyo ABS digital ID-C standard-type digital indicators provide up to a 12.7 mm / 0.5" range in a compact design that is easy to use and read. The ID-C indicator's face can rotate 330° to enable easier readings on the large 9 mm LCD display from nearly any angle. Large push buttons provide direct, easy access to all of the indictor's functions, and the positive/negative count from the spindle's up/down movement can be toggled. The ABSOLUTE sensor automatically restores the last origin position when the indicator is turned on, allowing for quick-start operation which is useful in multipoint measurements.

Features:

• Similar in size to standard Series 2 dial indicators
• Go/No-Go display lights red or green when upper and lower tolerances are set
• ABSOLUTE (ABS) linear scale eliminates the need for setting the origin point every time the micrometer is powered on
• Origin reset is not required even when data is re-displayed after disappearance due to insufficient illumination during use
• SPC output function allows for quick and easy data management in real time
• Functions include Origin set, zero set, Go/No-Go judgement, counting direction switching, power On/Off, data output
• Alarm: Low voltage, counting value composition error, over-flow error and tolerance limit setting error
• Unlimited response speed eliminates over-speed errors
• IP42 for protection against objects greater than 1mm and water
• Supplied in a fitted plastic case
• All Calibrated Products have an ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Certificate of Calibration packaged with the product, representing the best practice in calibration. Calibrations are performed at the Mitutoyo America Corporation A2LA Accredited Calibration Laboratory in Aurora, Illinois.