Electronic Digital Caliper 100mm / 150mm

Accurate digital measurements for workshop, lab and classroom

This electronic digital caliper provides reliable measurement of inside, outside, depth and step dimensions in both metric and imperial units. Available in 100 mm (S) and 150 mm (L) measuring ranges, it features a clear LCD display for quick, easy-to-read results and a lightweight plastic construction that is comfortable to use over extended periods.

The linear capacitive measuring system delivers a resolution of 0.1 mm / 0.01 inch with an accuracy of ±0.2 mm, suitable for general engineering, DIY projects, model making, education and basic inspection tasks. A simple mode switch allows you to toggle between millimeters and inches, while the zero-setting function lets you set zero at any position for comparative and incremental measurements. A small locking thumb screw secures the jaws in place to maintain your reading.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Versatile 4-way measurement - Measure internal, external, depth and step dimensions with a single tool, reducing the need for multiple instruments.
• Clear digital readout - Large LCD display minimizes reading errors common with traditional vernier scales and speeds up measurement tasks.
• Lightweight and easy to handle - Plastic body (approx. 53 g, size 245 x 80 x 12 mm) is comfortable to hold and simple to carry between workstations.

FAQ

Q: What is the measuring range of this caliper?
A: You can choose between a 100 mm (S) or 150 mm (L) measuring range option at purchase.

Q: What is the resolution and accuracy?
A: The caliper has a resolution of 0.1 mm / 0.01 inch and an accuracy of ±0.2 mm for general-purpose measurements.

Q: Does it include a battery?
A: No. It requires one AG13 1.5 V button cell, which is not included due to shipping regulations.

Q: Is this suitable for professional machining tolerances?
A: It is ideal for general workshop, educational and hobby use. For critical precision machining, a higher-precision metal caliper may be recommended.

Q: Can I set the caliper to zero at any position?
A: Yes. The zero-setting function allows you to set zero at any point on the scale for comparative measurements.