Industrial Magnetic Inclinometer, High-accuracy, 1 axis/2 axis

This high-accuracy magnetic inclinometer adopts the micro-mechanical control principle. It utilizes interleaving and temperature compensation model algorithm, giving full play to the absolute computing advantages of the micro-mechanical electronic principle, and ensuring the long-term stability and repeatability of the instrument's measurement. It features a maximum measurement accuracy of less than 0.005° and a resolution of 0.001°. It also supports automatic switching between 1 axis and 2 axis, has an IP54 waterproof rating, is an industrial inclinometer that perfectly suits your various application.

Specification

Features

• Precision measurement: This high-precision digital inclinometer can achieve an optimal accuracy of less than 0.02° and a resolution of 0.001°, and is suitable for various industrial application that require precise data.
• Stable and durable: This electronic inclinometer adopts MEMS technology and temperature compensation to ensure long-term stability. From outdoor slope measurement to automobile workshops, it can work reliably within the temperature range of -10°C to +70°C.
• Switchable modes: This inclinometer supports switching between ±90 degrees in single axis and ±30 degrees in dual axis modes. perfectly adapting to all your measurement needs.
• Convenient data reading: This digital display inclinometer is equipped with a four-color screen with night vision function and has data storage capability. Whether it is night construction or pipeline installation, it ensures you can quickly read and record data.

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Tips: Why Do You Need an Inclinometer?

1. Addressing the core need for accurate angle measurement: Whether calibrating machine tool guideway levels in industrial production, inspecting slope gradient compliance in construction, or adjusting automotive chassis angles precisely, manual estimation or simple tools (e.g., spirit levels) barely meet the ±0.1°+ accuracy requirement. A high-precision digital inclinometer, in particular, enables direct angle reading, avoids issues like product disqualification, rework or equipment failure from angle deviations, and ensures measurement accuracy at the source.

2. Flexible practicality for multi-scenario adaptation: Requirements for measurement dimensions and environmental adaptability differ greatly across scenarios—outdoor projects need to handle -10°C to +70°C temperatures and light rain, workshop inspections require quick single/dual-axis switching, and night construction needs clear readability. With strong magnetic mounting (no drilling), temperature compensation, night-vision screen and data storage, the inclinometer fits industries, construction, automotive and outdoor exploration in one, eliminating the need for separate tools and boosting work efficiency.

3. Reducing operation and recording costs: Traditional angle measurement needs multi-person coordination (e.g., holding a ruler, reading, recording) and risks data deviations from manual errors. A digital inclinometer enables single-person use with clear on-screen angles; some models even support automatic data storage/export to avoid manual transcription. Plus, functions like single/dual-axis switching and unit conversion (e.g., degrees/minutes/seconds) need no complex settings, letting new users start quickly—cutting training costs and errors, and indirectly boosting overall efficiency.