EL 300 is a useful digital readout system for metal cutting machine applications. This is a popular DRO for milling machines and leather machines.

The EL 300 DRO has a silicon keyboard with a sparkly key that gives long life to the keyboard and reliable operation.

EL300 DRO has a USB communication port to transfer data from data or computer. Machine Tool Problems can be connected to this DRO.

 Function:

  • Half Function
  • Inch/metric conversion
  • Absolute/incremental mode
  • Axis home reference
  • Machine Reference
  • Sub Datums (1000 steps)
  • Tool Offsets (6 nos.)
  • Bolt-hole circle (PCD)
  • Arc Bolt Hole
  • Arc Contouring
  • Grid Hole function
  • Taper calculator
  • Internal axis summing
  • Vectoring function
  • Line Hole function
  • Calculator (Trigonometric)
  • Encoder fail detection
  • Memory backup
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