Depth Dial Indicator Calibration Procedure
A depth gauge with a dial indicator is an instrument used for checking and measuring blind or stepped holes and counter-bores.
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The tool offers great precision, with the ability to provide depth measurement to an accuracy of +/- 0.01mm. In order to provide high accuracy, the tool should be calibrated regularly. With the Depth Dial Indicator Calibration Procedure app, a user is guided through a six-step process to effectively calibrate the instrument. The app user will begin by checking the ambient temperature and should change locations if the temperature does not follow into the appropriate range. This step is followed by a visual inspection of test characteristics including the screw thread, stylus, and dial, looking for smooth movement and any surface damage. Finally, the user will work through a series of test characteristics for the instrument with specific methods and appropriate limits. The depth dial indicator has a calibration interval of one year and, with proper servicing, will retain accurate measurements.
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