Digital Caliper 150mm 6in Stainless Steel Vernier Gauge

A 150mm digital caliper for accurate measuring work across metalworking, maintenance, fitting and general workshop jobs. The stainless steel vernier gauge has an LCD display and reads in both metric and imperial, making it useful when working from different drawings, parts or measurement standards.

Used for checking inner diameter, outer diameter and depth, this type of caliper suits garage work, hobby use, home maintenance and general repair tasks. Handy when measuring bolts, pipe, components, fittings, drilled holes or part thickness, it gives a quick way to compare sizes before cutting, ordering replacements or carrying out assembly and servicing work.

The 6in / 150mm capacity covers many common measuring jobs without taking up much space in a toolbox or bench drawer. Its stainless steel body is suited to regular handling in the workshop, while the digital screen makes readings easier to check at a glance. Dual metric and imperial measurement helps when switching between jobs or matching older parts, and the caliper is supplied with 2 LR44 / AG13 batteries so it is ready to use. For regular measuring, checking clearances and comparing component sizes, it is a practical tool to keep close to hand.

Digital caliper specifications

• Measuring range: 150mm / 6in capacity for common workshop, garage and bench work.
• Display: LCD screen for clear digital readings during setup, checking and inspection.
• Scales: Dual metric and imperial readings for different parts, drawings and sizing systems.
• Function: Measures inner diameter, outer diameter and depth.
• Contents: Supplied with 2 LR44 / AG13 batteries and a storage case.
• Power supply: This stainless steel digital caliper comes with two LR44 / AG13 batteries.
• Resolution: 0.01mm / 0.0005in.
• Zero reset: Can be reset to zero in any position.
• Auto power off: 5 minutes.
• Measuring system: Linear capacitive.
• Maximum measuring speed: 1.5m/s (60in/s).
• Operating temperature: 0-40°C.
• Storage temperature: -20 to 70°C.

A practical choice for regular measuring and fitting work in the workshop, garage or at home.