Insize Vernier Caliper 1205-1502S

Model No - 1205-1502S

Type of Product - Vernier Caliper

Measurement Range (mm) - 0-150 mm

Resolution (mm) - 0.02 mm

Measurement Range (inch) - 0-150 mm

Resolution (Inch) - 0.001 Inch

Lower Jaw Length (mm) - 40 mm

Upper Jaw Length (mm) - 15.5 mm

Package Contains - Packed with product Catalogue

Material - Stainless Steel

Overall Length (mm) - 235 mm

Features - Zero-setting at any position

Accuracy - ± 0.03 mm

Overall Length - 235 mm

Finish Type - Satin Chrome

Length - 235 mm

Weight - 0.324 Kg

Series - 1205

Slide Lock - Yes

Country of Origin - India

Name of Manufacturer/Packer/Importer - INSIZE CO., LTD.

Weight (g) - 324 g

• The Insize 150 mm Vernier Caliper, model 1205-1502S, is a precision measuring tool commonly used in various industries for accurate measurements. With a measurement range of 150 mm or 6 inches, it is designed to provide precise readings of length, diameter, depth, and thickness of objects
• The caliper is constructed using high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability. It features a robust frame made of hardened stainless steel, which provides stability and resistance to corrosion. The sliding jaws and the main scale are also made of stainless steel, ensuring smooth operation and precise measurements
• One of the key features of this caliper is its vernier scale. The vernier scale allows for more accurate measurements than a regular scale by providing additional decimal readings. It consists of a sliding vernier scale that is superimposed on the main scale. When the caliper is closed, the vernier scale aligns with a specific marking on the main scale, providing a precise measurement
• The caliper has two sets of jaws: the upper jaws and the lower jaws. The upper jaws are used to measure outer dimensions, while the lower jaws are used to measure inner dimensions. Both sets of jaws are designed to grip the object firmly and prevent slippage during measurement
• The caliper also features a locking screw, which is used to secure the jaws in place once the desired measurement has been obtained. This helps to maintain the accuracy of the measurement and allows for easy reading of the result