DIG. CALIPER 150MM 0.03MM ACC. METAL COVER S/STEEL 0.01MM RES.

How to use:

1. Position the Jaws: The user moves the jaws of the caliper to fit the object being measured.
2. Measurement Display: The digital sensor inside the caliper detects the distance between the jaws and displays the measurement on the screen in real-time.
3. Switch Units: Measurements can easily be switched between millimeters and inches with the push of a button.
4. Zero Function: Pressing the zero button resets the display to zero at any point, allowing for differential measurements.

Uses:

• External Measurements: The external jaws are used to measure the outside dimensions of objects like shafts, rods, and blocks.
• Internal Measurements: The internal jaws measure the inner diameter of holes, tubes, and other hollow objects.
• Depth Measurement: The depth rod is used to measure the depth of holes or recesses.
• Step Measurement: Measures the height difference between two surfaces.

A digital caliper is an essential tool for professionals and hobbyists alike, offering precise, easy-to-read measurements for a variety of applications.

Key Features:

1. Digital Display: The most distinctive feature of a digital caliper is its LCD display, which shows the measurement results in real time, making it easier to read than traditional calipers.
2. Jaws:
   • External Jaws: The larger jaws are used to measure the external dimensions of an object (e.g., the diameter of a rod or width of a block).
   • Internal Jaws: The smaller jaws are used to measure the internal dimensions of an object (e.g., the diameter of a hole or the width of a groove).
3. Depth Gauge: A thin, rod-like extension used to measure the depth of holes or recesses.
4. Step Gauge: Allows for the measurement of the distance between steps on an object or workpiece.
5. Metric and Imperial Units: Digital calipers can switch between metric (millimeters) and imperial (inches) units at the push of a button.
6. Zeroing Function: The device can be 'zeroed' at any point, allowing for relative measurements and more flexibility when measuring differences or offsets.
7. Locking Screw: Many models include a locking screw to fix the caliper jaws in place, making it easier to take or record precise measurements.

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