Stainless Steel Mono-Block Vernier Caliper with Large Auto-Lock
10-01-116
Product Details
Stainless Steel Mono-Block Auto-Lock Vernier Calipers
These manual stainless steel vernier calipers provide metric and inch measurement across 150, 200 and 300 mm ranges. The mono-block construction, self-locking slider and square depth rod support routine dimensional inspection in machining and quality-control environments.
Model Comparison Table
| Model / Art No | Measuring Range | Accuracy | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-0133-631 | 0-150 mm / 0-6 in | DIN862 | 0.05 mm / 1/128 in |
| 10-0120-1042 | 0-200 mm / 0-8 in | DIN862 | 0.05 mm / 1/128 in |
| 10-0135-621 | 0-300 mm / 0-12 in | DIN862 | 0.05 mm / 1/128 in |
| 10-0133-321 | 0-150 mm / 0-6 in | DIN862 | 0.02 mm / 0.001 in |
| 10-0120-1047 | 0-200 mm / 0-8 in | DIN862 | 0.02 mm / 0.001 in |
| 10-0135-322 | 0-300 mm / 0-12 in | DIN862 | 0.02 mm / 0.001 in |
Detailed Product Description
The caliper body is manufactured from stainless steel in a mono-block configuration. Engraved metric and inch graduations allow measurements to be read without batteries or an electronic display.
Available measuring capacities are 0-150, 0-200 and 0-300 mm. Buyers can select either 0.05 mm resolution for general workshop inspection or 0.02 mm resolution for applications requiring finer scale discrimination.
The design incorporates an auto-lock slider, square depth rod, single retainer screw and a conversion chart on the rear, a large auto-lock grip.
The jaws support external and internal measurement, while the blade and depth rod accommodate step and depth checks. The product specification requires smooth slider travel, a parallel vernier scale and clear, uniformly engraved graduations.
Technical Specifications
- Product Name: Stainless Steel Mono-Block Vernier Caliper with Large Auto-Lock
- Category: Manual Vernier Caliper
- Measuring Range: 0-150 mm / 0-6 in; 0-200 mm / 0-8 in; 0-300 mm / 0-12 in
- Accuracy: DIN862
- Resolution: 0.05 mm / 1/128 in or 0.02 mm / 0.001 in
- Material: Stainless steel
- Display: Engraved metric and inch vernier scale
- Output: None specified
- Structure Feature: Mono-block body, auto-lock slider, square depth rod, single retainer screw and rear conversion chart
- Standard: DIN 862
Key Features
- Stainless steel mono-block construction for workshop use
- Metric and inch vernier graduations
- Choice of 0.02 mm or 0.05 mm resolution
- Auto-lock slider for controlled positioning
- Square depth rod for depth measurement
- Designed in accordance with DIN 862
Applications
- External dimension and thickness measurement
- Internal diameter and slot-width measurement
- Step and depth measurement
- Machined-component inspection
- Workshop and production-line measurement
- Incoming inspection and quality control
- Metalworking, mechanical manufacturing and industrial maintenance
Selection Advice
Choose a 0-150 mm model for common small components and limited-access work. The 0-200 mm versions provide additional capacity for medium-sized parts, while the 0-300 mm models suit larger workpieces.
Select 0.05 mm resolution for general workshop checks. Choose 0.02 mm resolution when finer manual scale reading is required. Resolution is the smallest scale increment and does not, by itself, define measurement accuracy.
These models are manual and require no battery. For faster reading, reduced operator interpretation or electronic data transfer, consider a digital caliper. Dial calipers are another option when an analog pointer display is preferred.
FAQ
What is the difference between the models?
The models differ in measuring range, resolution and operating-grip configuration. Available ranges are 150, 200 and 300 mm, with either 0.05 or 0.02 mm resolution.
What is the difference between accuracy and resolution?
Resolution is the smallest graduation that can be read. Accuracy describes how closely a measurement agrees with the true value. A finer resolution does not automatically guarantee higher accuracy.
Does the caliper measure in both metric and inch units?
Yes. The listed models have engraved metric and inch vernier scales.
Should I choose a manual or digital caliper?
Choose a manual vernier caliper for battery-free operation and direct scale reading. Choose a digital model when rapid reading, unit conversion or electronic data output is required.
Which industries use this caliper?
Typical users include machine shops, metalworking facilities, equipment manufacturers, maintenance departments and quality-control laboratories.
Is customization available?
The supplied specifications document customized product marking, serial numbering and packaging labels for these SKUs. Availability of additional OEM customization is ok.