Analogue Calipers
- Range: 0-150mm
- Graduations: 0.1mm
- Travel per rev: 10mm
- Measurement range: 150 mm
- Graduation: .05mm
- Jaw depth: 40 mm
- Measurement range: 150 mm
- Graduation: .05mm
- Jaw depth: 40 mm
- 100mm/4” to 300mm/12”
- Four-way measurement
- Graduations: 0.001” and 0.02mm
- Hardened stainless steel
- Satin chrome plated
- Graduations: 0.001” and 0.02mm
- Satin chrome finish
- White or black faces
- Metric & imperial options
- Neutral and shockproof options
- Satin chrome plated
- Four-way measurement
- Graduations: 0.001” and 0.02mm
- Outside Micrometer
- Vernier Caliper
- Steel Rule
- Specially fitted case
- Four-way measurement
- Thumb roll
- Knurled locking screw
- 6”/150mm or 12”/300mm
- Imperial or Metric sets
- Specially fitted deluxe case
- Imperial or Metric sets
- Specially fitted deluxe case
- Height Adjustment: 1-30mm
- Width Measurement: 0-45mm
- Scale Graduation: 0.02mm
- 1-26 gear module
- Sliding surface
- Dual Grad reading: 0.02mm/0.001”
- 300mm/12”, 600mm/24”, or 1000mm/40”
- Micro-fine graduations
- Dual grad readings
- Jaw depth: 100mm/4"
About Analogue Calipers
Analogue calipers do not require batteries and although they're not waterproof, they still work well if damp. It is important to master the correct use of the caliper gauge to avoid measuring errors. Correctly reading the caliper also requires practice.
Dial calipers use a rack and pinion mechanism system, which transfers the linear movement of the caliper jaws to the rotary motion of the dial indicator. Inside the dial, is a train of gears that mechanically drive the dial indicator needle when the distance between the jaw is adjusted.