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Digital Indicators

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Sylvac 30-905-0121 S_Dial ONE Digital Indicator, 12.5mm /0.01mm
Sylvac 30-905-0121 S_Dial ONE Digital Indicator, 12.5mm /0.01mm
£353.00
£423.60 inc. vat
  • Large LCD digital readout
  • Direct metric/inch conversion
  • Zero setting
  • Programmable by PC
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Sylvac S_Dial Work Digital Indicator
Sylvac S_Dial Work Digital Indicator
£376.00
£451.20 inc. vat
  • 12.5mm, 25mm & 25mm
  • 0.01mm or 0.001mm resolution
  • mm/inch, preset, direction of measurement
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Sylvac S_Dial Mini Bluetooth Indicator
Sylvac S_Dial Mini Bluetooth Indicator
£442.00
£530.40 inc. vat
  • Compact, small diameter (Ø45 mm)
  • 0.5 - 0.9 N or 0.6 - 1.3 N
  • 0.01mm or 0.001mm
  • Interchangeable contact point M2.5
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Sylvac S_Dial Test Smart Indicator
Sylvac S_Dial Test Smart Indicator
£569.00
£682.80 inc. vat
  • Integrated Bluetooth
  • 0.8mm range - 3µm accuracy
  • 2.0mm range - 8µm accuracy
  • Analogue Display Option
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Sylvac S_Dial WORK Nano Digital Indicator
Sylvac S_Dial WORK Nano Digital Indicator
£752.00
£902.40 inc. vat
  • 0.1µm resolution
  • Optional Bluetooth
  • 12.5mm or 25mm measuring ranges
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About Digital Indicators

Digital indicators are flexible devices used in many fields. They allow the user to view diverse parameters such as temperature, humidity, vibration, normalized signals, etc.

Digital indicators are usually programmed using the keypad, however, some can be set using a PC. The programmed settings are stored, so other digital displays can use the same setup to save time, especially when different digital indicators should do the same work. Additionally, this function protects against misuse.

The number of segments used in a display determines the detail in the presentation and readability. The industry-standard 7-segment display is sufficient for most applications.

The height of the indicated numbers is crucial for the readability of the indicator. The greater the distance from where the figure should be readable, the more essential the corresponding height of the display values.