Digital Caliper

Digital Caliper

A digital caliper is a measuring tool used to obtain precise dimensions of an object. 
It features a digital display that shows measurements in either inches or millimeters, allowing for easy reading and accuracy. 
The caliper has two jaws for measuring internal and external dimensions, as well as a depth rod for gauging depth. 
Digital calipers are commonly used in various fields, including engineering, woodworking, and metalworking, due to their convenience and precision. 

Measurement range: 0-150 mm
Measuring accuracy: ± 0.03 mm
Metric scale: Yes
Inch scale: Yes
Read type: electronic
Display type: liquid crystal LCD
Screen resolution: 0.01 mm, 0.005"
Power supply: battery
Type of battery: 1.55V; SR44
Battery capacity: 180 mah
Max. Measurement speed: 1.5 m/s, 60"/s
Repeatability: 0.01 mm, 0.005"
Operating temperature range: 5~40 ?C
Application: performing external measurements, internal measurements, depth measurements

Features
Digital Display: Provides easy-to-read measurements in either inches or millimeters.
Precision: Offers high accuracy with measurements often down to 0.01mm (0.001 inches).
Measurement Versatility: Capable of measuring internal dimensions, external dimensions, and depth using its various jaws and depth rod.
Incremental Measuring: Allows users to switch between different measurement modes and functions quickly.
Easy to Use: User-friendly design with a simple interface and control buttons.
Durability: Typically made from stainless steel or other sturdy materials, ensuring long-term reliability.
Zero Function: Enables the user to reset the display to zero for relative measurements, enhancing versatility.
Battery Operated: Usually powered by a battery, ensuring consistent performance over time.