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| Type of Product | Digital Readout |
| Model No | ISL-DR3 |
| Features | Display Unit: The DRO features a digital display unit that presents measurement values in an easy-to-read format. Depending on the model, it can show linear measurements in millimeters or inches, angular measurements in degrees, and other relevant units. Sensors: Linear and rotary encoders or sensors are mounted on the machine's moving parts. These sensors track the position changes and transmit signals to the DRO unit. Functionality: A DRO can measure linear distances, angles, or both, depending on the machine's configuration and the DRO's capabilities. Some advanced DRO systems can handle multiple axes simultaneously. Presets and Memory: Many DROs allow users to set and store measurement values, making it easy to return to specific positions or dimensions during machining processes. Zero Reference: Users can easily set a reference point (zero) on the DRO, allowing for relative measurements and simplifying complex machining operations. Resolution: DROs offer high-resolution measurements, often down to micrometers or arc seconds, depending on the model and application. Digital Readouts have several advantages over traditional measurement methods Accuracy: DROs provide extremely accurate and repeatable measurements, reducing errors and improving product quality. Efficiency: They allow operators to work more efficiently by eliminating the need to read scales or interpret dial indicators. Versatility: DROs are adaptable to various machines, including milling machines, lathes, grinders, and other machining tools. Ease of Use: They are user-friendly and require minimal training to operate effectively. DROs are commonly used in industries such as metalworking, woodworking, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing. They are essential for precision machining operations, where accurate measurements and tight tolerances are critical. Additionally, they find applications in laboratory equipment, scientific instruments, and any field that requires precise positioning and measurement. In summary, a Digital Readout (DRO) is a valuable tool in machining and manufacturing, providing accurate and real-time measurements of linear and angular positions. Its precision, ease of use, and versatility make it indispensable for achieving high-quality and precise results in various industries and applications. |
| Part No | MWPL-DR3 |
Type of Product |
Digital Readout |
Model No |
ISL-DR3 |
Features |
Display Unit: The DRO features a digital display unit that presents measurement values in an easy-to-read format. Depending on the model, it can show linear measurements in millimeters or inches, angular measurements in degrees, and other relevant units. Sensors: Linear and rotary encoders or sensors are mounted on the machine's moving parts. These sensors track the position changes and transmit signals to the DRO unit. Functionality: A DRO can measure linear distances, angles, or both, depending on the machine's configuration and the DRO's capabilities. Some advanced DRO systems can handle multiple axes simultaneously. Presets and Memory: Many DROs allow users to set and store measurement values, making it easy to return to specific positions or dimensions during machining processes. Zero Reference: Users can easily set a reference point (zero) on the DRO, allowing for relative measurements and simplifying complex machining operations. Resolution: DROs offer high-resolution measurements, often down to micrometers or arc seconds, depending on the model and application. Digital Readouts have several advantages over traditional measurement methods Accuracy: DROs provide extremely accurate and repeatable measurements, reducing errors and improving product quality. Efficiency: They allow operators to work more efficiently by eliminating the need to read scales or interpret dial indicators. Versatility: DROs are adaptable to various machines, including milling machines, lathes, grinders, and other machining tools. Ease of Use: They are user-friendly and require minimal training to operate effectively. DROs are commonly used in industries such as metalworking, woodworking, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing. They are essential for precision machining operations, where accurate measurements and tight tolerances are critical. Additionally, they find applications in laboratory equipment, scientific instruments, and any field that requires precise positioning and measurement. In summary, a Digital Readout (DRO) is a valuable tool in machining and manufacturing, providing accurate and real-time measurements of linear and angular positions. Its precision, ease of use, and versatility make it indispensable for achieving high-quality and precise results in various industries and applications. |
Part No |
MWPL-DR3 |
Resolution |
0.05 µm, 0.1 µm, 0.2 µm, 0.5 µm, 1 µm, 2 µm, 5 µm, 10 µm, 20 µm, 50 µm |
Voltage |
110/220 V |
Frequency |
50/60 Hz |
Dimension |
295x185x45 mm |
Weight |
1.45 Kg |
Country of Origin |
India |
Application |
Three Axis |
Name of Manufacturer/Packer/Importer |
MARUTI Weightech Pvt. Ltd. |
Port |
Scale Input: 3 |
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