Portable Digital Surface Roughness Profilometer Gage Model: MI Profilo

with THREE CUT-OFF Lengths: 0.25mm, 0.80mm and 2.50mm

to meet your special needs like testing O-ring Groove or Beveled edge
(Similar Pocket Surf III has ONLY ONE cut-off of 0.8mm/0.030in)

MI Profilo is a portable, battery-powered instrument for checking surface roughness with the measured values displayed on a digital readout. The instrument can be used in the laboratory, inspection area, in the shop, or wherever on-site surface roughness testing is required.

 

Highlighted Features:

• Feature packed, compact and economically priced

• For a wide variety of surfaces measurments including flat, inside/outside diameters,groove bottom and many difficult to gage surfaces

• THREE CUT-OFF Lengths: 0.25mm, 0.80mm and 2.50mm

• For versatility it operates in four probe positions —extended, closed, or with the probe at 90 °,180 ° or 270 °

• Parameters
    Ra: Average Roughness
    Ry: Maximum Roughness Depth
    Rmax: Maximum Roughness Depth (DIN)
    Rz: Mean Roughness Depth

• Meets ISO, DIN Specifications

• Convenient digital display located on the top

• Easy to read LCD readout

• Roughness in microinches or micrometers
   

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Measuring parameters and ranges:
  Ra: 0.05um to 5.0um (2u" to 200u")
  Rz/Ry: 0.2um to 25.0um (8u"to 999u")

• Display Resolution: 0.01um (1u")

• Cut-offs (c): 0.8mm/0.03", 0.25mm and 2.50mm

• Traverse Lengths and Evaluation Lengths when 0.8mm cutoff is used:

Traverse Length	Evaluation Length	Number of cut-offs/ switch position
1.2mm	0.8mm	1
3mm	2.4mm	3
4.5mm	4.0mm	5

 

 

 

• System error: ±10%

• Random error: <2%

• Probe Type: Piezoelectric

• Display: 3-digital LCD

• Power: 9-volt consumer-type alkaline battery

Contents

• MI Profilo main unit
• General purpose probe (installed)
• Reference specimen (calibration standard, in Ra) built-on a riser plate
• 9-volt Alkaline Battery (installed)
• Small screwdriver (to adjust read-out during calibrating)
• Operation Manual in English
• Carrying Case