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Vernier-Stainless Steel 0-150mm

Product Description
This digital Vernier provides instant, highly accurate readings of internal, external, step, and depth measurements. It features an easy-to-read LCD screen that eliminates human estimation errors common with traditional mechanical scales. Built with a hardened stainless steel body, it allows smooth sliding along the main beam and ensures long-term durability in workshop environments.
Key Technical Specifications
  • Measurement Range: 0–150 mm / 0–6 inches (Standard workshop size)
  • Resolution: 0.01 mm / 0.0005 inches
  • Errors: _<±0.03 mm / 0.001 inches
  • Material: Hardened Stainless Steel / Heavy-duty composite casing
  • Display: Large LCD digital screen
  • Measurement System: Linear capacitive measuring system
  • Units: Toggle button for Millimeters (mm) and Inches (in)
  • Power Source: 1.5V LR44 / SR44 button cell battery
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Core Functions & Measurement Types
  • Outside Measurement: Large lower jaws measure outer diameters and thicknesses.
  • Inside Measurement: Small upper jaws measure inner diameters of holes or slots.
  • Depth Measurement: Thin probe extension at the tail measures hole depths.
  • Step Measurement: Back faces of the jaws measure the distance between steps.
  • Zero Setting: Dedicated button sets a new reference zero point at any position.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  •  Why is the digital screen flashing or showing faint numbers?
    • Low battery: The battery power is nearly depleted.
    • Solution: Replace the 1.5V button cell (typically LR44 or SR44).
    •  Why does the reading not return to 0.00 when the jaws are closed?
    • Debris or displacement: Dust, oil, or microscopic metal shavings are on the measuring faces or the main scale.
    • Solution: Wipe the jaws with a clean cloth, close them completely, and press the ZERO button.
    •  What does it mean when the numbers skip or freeze while sliding?
    • Sensor interference: Moisture or dirt has gotten inside the linear capacitive scale underneath the silver sticker.
    • Solution: Clean the slider track carefully with a dry cloth and remove any moisture.
    • Can I use this digital caliper near strong magnetic fields?
    • No: Strong magnets or high-frequency magnetic fields can temporarily corrupt the electronic readings.
    • Solution: Keep the tool away from magnetic bases, welding equipment, and electric motors while measuring.
    •  How often should I calibrate my digital caliper?
  • Standard use: For hobbyist or general workshop use, checking it yearly against a known gauge block is sufficient.
  • Professional use: Industrial settings often require official calibration every 6 to 12 months.
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