Linear Scales

Digimatic Linear Scales are electronic measuring tools used in machining and manufacturing operations to provide highly accurate and precise measurements of linear distances. They are often used in conjunction with digital readout (DRO) systems, which allow operators to quickly and easily read and interpret measurements.

Digimatic Linear Scales use an electronic encoder to provide highly accurate readings of linear distances, typically down to the micron or sub-micron level. They can be attached to various types of machines, including milling machines, lathes, and grinders, and are used to measure the position of the machine's cutting tool or workpiece.

One advantage of Digimatic Linear Scales is their ability to provide real-time feedback on the position of the cutting tool or workpiece, allowing operators to make adjustments on the fly and produce more precise parts. They also eliminate the need for manual measurement and recording, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.

Digimatic Linear Scales come in a range of sizes and styles to accommodate various machine types and measurement needs. Some scales are designed to be mounted directly onto the machine, while others can be attached to a separate measuring arm or probe.

Overall, Digimatic Linear Scales are an essential tool in precision machining and manufacturing, helping to ensure that parts are produced to the required specifications and tolerances.