Digital Radius Gauge

Digital Display: Delivers clear, numerical readings in units like millimeters (mm) or inches (in), eliminating parallax errors common with analog radius gauges.

High Accuracy: Typically offers precision up to ±0.01 mm, ensuring reliable measurements for both small and large radii.

Versatile Probes: Features specially designed contact probes (often with rounded or curved tips) that conform to the target surface, enabling measurement of internal (concave) and external (convex) radii.

User-Friendly Functions: Includes one-button zero-setting (to calibrate at a reference point), unit conversion, data hold, and low-battery indicators for seamless operation.

Durable Construction: Built with robust materials (e.g., stainless steel probes, impact-resistant housing) to withstand industrial environments and repeated use.

Compact Design: Portable and lightweight, suitable for on-site inspections or workshop use.

Measuring the radius of rounded edges on metal parts, plastic components, or glass panels.

Verifying the curvature of mold cavities, gears, or camshafts in manufacturing.

Inspecting aerospace or automotive parts (e.g., engine components, chassis edges) for compliance with design standards.

Quality control checks for curved surfaces in furniture, medical devices, or consumer products.

Faster measurement speed compared to manual analog gauges.

Reduced operator error with clear digital readings.

Ability to measure both internal and external radii with a single tool.

Enhanced precision for complex or small-radius surfaces that are hard to gauge manually.