Stainless Steel Digital Workshop Caliper without Upper Jaws
10-01-040
Product Details
Product Details
This digital caliper measures workpieces up to 500 mm / 20" during workshop inspection. A stainless steel beam, unidirectional jaws without upper jaws, and a fine-adjustment frame support the reading. Six buttons control the display, and the caliper is without data output.
Model Comparison
| Model / Art No | Measuring Range | Accuracy | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-3710-713 | 500 mm / 20" | Not specified | 0.01 mm / 0.0005" |
Detailed Description
The caliper is made of stainless steel and conforms to DIN 862. Jaw length is 100 mm. The jaws are unidirectional and have no upper jaws. A black fine-adjustment frame, fine-adjustment screw, lock screw, and yellow O-ring support the final setting. A dedicated scale film covers the scale.
The display uses six buttons. Gray buttons are pre+, pre-, in/mm, ABS, and ZERO. The OFF/ON button is red. Metric and inch readings are available. ABS selects absolute mode. The caliper has no data-output port, connector, or wireless transmission.
No battery is installed in the instrument. Two spare batteries, a manual, and a warranty card are packed in the black box with the bagged caliper. Customer-specified branding is documented: a customer article number is laser-marked on the caliper head, and a serial number is laser-marked on the back of the beam tail. Pack quantity is 10 pieces per carton.
Accuracy is not stated. The listed resolution is the reading increment for this metric and inch range, not the acceptance tolerance.
Technical Specifications
- Category: Caliper
- Measuring Range: 500 mm / 20"
- Accuracy: Not specified
- Resolution: 0.01 mm / 0.0005"
- Material: Stainless steel
- Display: Digital; gray pre+, pre-, in/mm, ABS, and ZERO buttons; red OFF/ON button
- Output: No data output
- Structure Feature: Unidirectional jaws without upper jaws; 100 mm jaw length; black fine-adjustment frame with fine-adjustment screw and lock screw
- Standard: DIN 862
- Brand: OEM
Key Features
- Stainless steel beam with unidirectional jaws and no upper jaws
- 100 mm jaw length and a 500 mm / 20" measuring range
- Black fine-adjustment frame for the final slider setting
- Six-button digital display with absolute mode and metric/inch switching
- DIN 862 compliance and no data output
- Documented customer branding, head article number, and tail serial number
Applications
- Workshop length inspection within 500 mm / 20"
- Measurements that use the lower jaws only
- Incoming and in-process checks where a fine-adjustment digital reading is required
- Private-label supply when the documented marking is acceptable
Selection Advice
This family has one measuring range, 500 mm / 20". Use it for workpieces inside that capacity. A longer workshop caliper is the alternative when the part exceeds 500 mm / 20".
The listed resolution of 0.01 mm / 0.0005" is the default resolution for this dual-unit range format. It is the reading increment, not a tested accuracy. Accuracy is not specified, so set inspection limits from a stated accuracy or from your own calibration.
Choose this digital version when button zeroing, absolute mode, and fine adjustment are required. A manual vernier caliper is the usual alternative when a digital display is unnecessary. This model has no upper jaws, so it is not a substitute for a caliper that must measure with upper jaws.
FAQ
Which model is available?
One model is available, art no. 10-3710-713, with a measuring range of 500 mm / 20" and a jaw length of 100 mm.
Is resolution the same as accuracy?
No. Resolution is 0.01 mm / 0.0005", the default reading increment for this metric and inch range. Accuracy is not specified.
Does this caliper provide data output?
No. It is without data output. The buttons control power, preset, unit selection, absolute mode, and zero only.
What does the jaw design change?
The jaws are unidirectional and have no upper jaws. Jaw length is 100 mm. Confirm that the lower-jaw contact suits the workpiece before ordering.
Can the caliper be customized?
Customer-specified branding, a dedicated scale film, a laser-marked customer article number, and a tail serial number are documented. Confirm any further logo or packaging changes with the supplier before ordering.