Digital and analog depth gauges for very accurate
measuring of hole depth up to .500" in holes .008" - .700" dia. Used for
checking drill depth in the manufacturing of circuit boards
and many other
applications. Standard pins .008" - .026". Other sizes available upon
request.
The digital
gauge has an RS232 port for downloading data to SPC computer
programs.
Digital Depth Gauge
$525.00 Ea.
Plus
Shipping
Analog Depth Gauge
$350.00 Ea.
Plus
Shipping
Depth control is an intricate part of the
drilling process. When aspect ratios are pushed to the limit, depth penetration
becomes extremely critical. If not maintained properly, tool costs will
skyrocket along with drilled scrap. Checking the depth penetration on a
scheduled basis is highly important.
Depth Gauge Pin
$60.00 Ea.
Plus
Shipping
CPSI pins are made from solid
stainless steel blanks. This is a critical feature
when diameters reach .008".
.008"
.080"
.010"
.080"
.015"
.130"
.020"
.180"
.025"
.400"
.025"
.440"
.026"
.550"
.030"
.400"
Other diameters and lengths are available
upon request.
Window Base Side and Bottom
We utilize a patent pending base with a
convenient viewing window that was created specifically for the operators ease
of use. This feature also dramatically reduces the occurrence of broken
pins.
The following diagram illustrates the
problems that can be encountered when drill depth is not controlled. When the
depth is excessive, the drill flute cannot effectively remove the debris. This
condition will more than likely cause breakage of the tool. If the tool does not
break, the hole quality will suffer due to excessive heat buildup. The rule of
thumb is to maintain a minimum above stack clearance of 2 times the diameter of
the tool. The depth into the backup should be maintained at 1 times the diameter
of the tool up to 0.035".>0.035" diameter tools should maintain a
depth of 0.35".
1630 Marion Drive *
Coshocton, OH 43812 USA
Ph: 740.622.5714 * Fax:
740.622.7716
The Analog gauge
shown above is fitted with a black delrin protective cap.
The cap will
prevent damage
to the delicate pin which protrudes from the bottom of the
gauge as seen on the digital unit to the left.