Sealey Vernier Caliper 150mm 6" - 0.02mm

High quality, hardened and tempered stainless steel caliper with exterior/interior measurement and...

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Product Information

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This Sealey Vernier Caliper is designed for professionals and hobbyists who require precise measurements for intricate tasks. Its key benefit is delivering highly accurate readings in both metric and imperial scales. A potential caveat is the learning curve associated with mastering vernier scales for absolute beginners. This tool features hardened and tempered stainless steel construction for durability, exterior/interior measurement capabilities, and a depth gauge, all supplied in a protective storage case.

All features

Model Part NumberAK962
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What is the accuracy of this caliper?

The Sealey Vernier Caliper is accurate to 0.02mm or 1/1000".

Can I measure both inside and outside dimensions with this tool?

Yes, this caliper is designed with jaws for both exterior and interior measurements.

Does it measure depth?

Yes, it includes an integrated depth gauge for measuring the depth of holes and recesses.

What material is the caliper made from?

It is made from hardened and tempered stainless steel for durability.

What are the available scales?

The caliper features both metric (millimeters) and imperial (inches) scales.

Is a case included?

Yes, the caliper is supplied in a storage case to protect it.

What is the warranty on this product?

The product comes with a lifetime guarantee.

Troubleshooting

Caliper does not slide smoothly

Ensure the sliding surfaces are clean and free from debris or rust. A very light application of acid-free oil may help, followed by thorough wiping.

Inaccurate readings

Check that the zero mark aligns correctly when the jaws are fully closed. Ensure the jaws are clean and parallel. Re-read the vernier scale carefully, paying attention to parallax error.

Jaws are damaged or bent

Inspect the jaws for any visible damage. If bent or significantly nicked, the caliper may need professional recalibration or replacement to ensure accuracy.

Difficulty reading the vernier scale

Refer to detailed guides or tutorials on reading vernier calipers. Practice taking measurements and compare with known dimensions. Ensure proper lighting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High precision for detailed measurements.
  • Durable construction from hardened and tempered stainless steel.
  • Versatile with both metric and imperial scales.
  • Includes essential features like interior, exterior, and depth measurement.
  • Comes with a protective case for storage and transport.
  • Backed by a lifetime guarantee.

Cons

  • Requires careful handling to maintain accuracy.
  • Vernier scale can have a learning curve for new users.
  • Not a digital readout, requiring manual interpretation of scales.
  • May be more delicate than digital calipers for rough environments.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Sealey Vernier Caliper requires no electrical setup. Ensure it is clean and free of debris before first use. Familiarize yourself with how to read both the main scale and the vernier scale for accurate measurements.

Compatibility: This caliper is a mechanical measuring instrument and is compatible with all standard workshop and engineering environments. It is not dependent on electronic devices or software.

Care:

  1. Cleaning: After each use, wipe the caliper with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For stubborn grime, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners.
  2. Storage: Store the caliper in its included case when not in use to protect the jaws and scales from damage and contamination. Avoid storing it loosely with other tools.
  3. Handling: Handle the caliper with care. Dropping it can affect its calibration and accuracy. Ensure the jaws are clean and free of grit before closing them to prevent scratching.
  4. Lubrication: A very light application of acid-free oil on the sliding surfaces may be applied occasionally if the caliper feels stiff, but ensure it is wiped clean afterward.

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