Bowers Group offers free DigiMic worth £400 with gauge sets

To support businesses in achieving greater accuracy and efficiency, Bowers Group has launched a limited time offer that adds even more value to its range of trusted connected metrology solutions. Throughout February, the company is offering a complimentary Bowers DigiMic digital micrometer, worth over £400.

The DigiMic, known for its precision and reliability of external measurements, complements the accuracy and performance of Bowers Group's internal gauge sets, making it an invaluable addition to any professional toolkit and with full Bluetooth connectivity to all other Bowers connected metrology solutions.

Martin Hawkins, Bowers Group’s managing director, said: “We are delighted to present this incredible offer to our customers. The DigiMic is one of the most advanced digital micrometers on the market and pairing it with our trusted gauge sets provides the ultimate solution for precision measurement. This offer is our way of giving back to the manufacturing and engineering communities that rely on our products every day. This exclusive offer is sure to be in high demand. We strongly recommend acting quickly to secure yours.”

Advanced functionality
DigiMic features an ergonomic design, robust construction, and advanced functionality, ensuring precise and repeatable measurements for even the most demanding applications. With its intuitive interface and durable build, the DigiMic supports engineers in maintaining high-quality standards across industries and is available in a range of sizes up to 100mm.

Bowers Group’s gauge sets have long been the trusted choice for professionals worldwide, offering reliable and versatile measurement solutions tailored to a wide range of applications. Now, with this exclusive promotion, businesses have an opportunity to further invest in efficiency, accuracy, and cost savings.

Bowers Group will be exhibiting at this week’s Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2025 show (Stand H130), showcasing a wide range of its precision measurement instruments. The exhibition is starts tomorrow (4 to 6 February) in Farnborough.