A compact design for up to eight encoders

The Gage-Chek combines familiar digital readout functions with colour graphics to
provide fast and accurate measurement feedback.

Encoders can be algebraically combined for dimensions such as thickness, flatness and volume. Results can be displayed numerically, graphically or achieved for process studies such as SPC.

The Gage-Chek contains powerful maths and trig formulas that can be applied to
one or more inputs to display complex dimensions. It can be configured to solve
basic to advanced applications.

Soft keys and numeric short cut keys can be mapped to fit your needs.
Two large, easy to reach hot keys on top of the console can be programmed to trigger an operator’s most frequent steps.
The Min Max function continuously monitors the highest or lowest measured or calculated value.

Each input or calculated dimension can be toleranced.
Output includes colour pass/fail indication and audio alerts.
Multiple ‘parts’ tolerances, SPC parameters and custom formulas are stored on a part basis so that the Gage-Chek can measure a wide variety of fixtures and parts.
Gage-Chek can connect and receive data from three types of probe / instrument.
Digital Encoders require very little set-up and are self-referencing.
These tend to be used for absolute measurement.

Half-Bridge Transducers need to be calibrated using a master and tend to have
a relatively short measuring range. They are ideally suited to fixturing and tend to
be used for comparative measurement.
In both cases the probe measures displacement which is displayed on the Gage-Chek.

The serial input allows data to be sent from another digital instrument such as a micrometer, caliper, bore gauge or height gauge.
These instruments will display the measured result on their own display but the data can also be sent via a serial cable to the Gage-Chek for tolerance classification, storage, spc and reporting.