Resolution: 0.02mm
Accuracy: ±0.02mm
Measuring range: 0 – 150mm
An analog vernier caliper is a precision measuring tool used to accurately measure external, internal, and depth
dimensions of objects. Unlike its digital counterpart, it relies on a manual reading of two scales to determine
measurements.
The primary scale provides the base measurement, while the vernier scale provides the precise fraction of that
measurement. The alignment of the lines on the main and vernier scales determines the final reading.
Analogue vernier calipers are widely used in mechanical engineering, machining, and various scientific fields for
their precision and reliability. They do not require batteries and are generally less susceptible to damage from
moisture or magnetic fields compared to digital versions.
Application:
- Depth/height measurements
- External jaws for external measurements
- Internal jaws for internal measurements
- Depth blade for depth measurements
- Machine setup
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Woodworking
- DIY
