TEMREN TP-100 Mechanical Z Zero Setter: gold body, analog dial and metal contact face on top

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TEMREN · CNC reference equipment

TP-100Mechanical Z Zero Setter

When the tool tip comes down on the contact face, you follow the movement on an analog dial. With proper technical verification, the TP-100 helps establish the Z reference of the tool tip on a CNC machine.

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01Meet the product

One solid stance from every side.

The wide base narrows upward and stepped blocks surround the dial. TP-100 is marked on the front, TEMREN on the back.

02Measuring gauge

The movement reads on the dial.

The dial is printed with a 0.01 mm division and a 0–3 mm gauge range; the small dial follows the turns.

These values belong to the gauge. They do not state the accuracy or working height of the device.

03Contact face

The tool comes down here.

The circular metal face at the narrow end is the point the tool tip touches.

04Body

Steps, chamfers, supports.

The clamp plate sits in the body with two black socket head screws. Stepped blocks surround the dial on both sides, and a metal spindle shows below.

05Base

Two magnets underneath.

Under the base there are two magnets, one on the right and one on the left.

06Use on the CNC

It stands on its wide base.

The TP-100 is placed on the table or on a verified reference surface, with the contact face toward the spindle.

07Approach

Spindle stopped, tool comes down slowly.

The tool is aligned over the contact face and lowered without rotating, under control. The pointer does not move before contact.

08Contact

Down until the dial reads 0.

When the tool tip touches the face, the contact part moves down and the pointer turns with it. The tool is lowered until the dial shows 0. The body stays rigid.

Representative movement. Not a measurement result.

09Retract

The tool lifts, the gauge returns.

As the tool rises, the contact part and the pointer return to their starting state together.

10Understanding the reference

The goal is 0 on the dial.

1Contact: the tool tip touches the face under control.
2Watching: the tool is lowered until the pointer shows 0.
3Verification: the reference position is set with the device's verified reference height and the machine's own procedure.

Seeing 0 on the dial and setting a machine coordinate or offset are different operations.

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Inspect the Model

Free view

Turn the model yourself.

Drag to turn

Bring the tool in, take it back

The pointer stays still until the tool touches the face. After contact, the contact part and the pointer move together and stop at 0.

Representative movement. Shows no measured value.

Technical information

Verified information.

Model: TP-100Body marking
Brand: TEMRENMarking on the back
Gauge: Analog dialSeen on the product
Dial division: 0.01 mmPrinted on the dial
Gauge range: 0–3 mmPrinted on the dial
Contact face: Circular metal faceSeen on the product
Base: Two magnets, right and leftTEMREN information

The 0.01 mm division and the 0–3 mm range are values of the gauge itself; they are not accuracy, repeatability or working height figures of the device. Contact us for dimensions, material and details of use.

Photos

The real product.

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