Dig. Caliper 300mm 0.02mm Acc. Ceram. Jaws S/steel 0.01mm Res.

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Model: AC115-012-11
Weight: 0.80kg
Pack Dim: 437.00mm x 136.00mm x 34.00mm
UPC: 6009515892289

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R 4,740.30

Ex VAT: R 4,122.00

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Digital Vernier Caliper with Ceramic Jaws 300mm
SERIES 115

The digital caliper with ceramic jaws is a precision measuring tool designed for specific applications where the use of non-metallic materials is crucial. Ceramic jaws offer unique properties such as non-conductivity, corrosion resistance, and scratch resistance, making these calipers ideal for specialized environments.

Ceramic tipped jaws for outside measurements, good wear- resistance, non-magnetic, non-conductive
Resolution: 0.01mm/0.0005"
Buttons: on/off, zero, mm/inch
Data output (cable code:100-11 or 100-12)
Automatic power on/off
Made of stainless steel

Advantages of Ceramic Jaws:

Non-Scratching: The ceramic jaws prevent scratching on soft or delicate surfaces, such as glass, polished metals, or plastics.
Corrosion Resistance: Ceramic jaws are highly resistant to chemicals, moisture, and other corrosive elements, making them suitable for harsh environments.
Non-Conductive and Non-Magnetic: Perfect for measuring electrically sensitive or magnetic parts without causing interference or damage.
Durability: Ceramic is extremely hard, which ensures long-lasting sharpness and wear resistance.

Applications:

Electronics and Semiconductors: The non-conductive and non-magnetic properties of ceramic jaws make these calipers ideal for measuring electronic components, semiconductors, and circuit boards.
Medical Devices: Often used in the medical industry for measuring delicate instruments or parts, where contamination or damage from metal calipers must be avoided.
Precision Engineering: Used in high-precision applications such as aerospace, optics, and engineering where scratch resistance and precise measurements are critical.
Chemical and Food Industry: The corrosion resistance of ceramic jaws makes them suitable for environments where the caliper may come into contact with aggressive chemicals or food-grade materials.

How to use:

Position the Jaws: The user moves the jaws of the caliper to fit the object being measured.
Measurement Display: The digital sensor inside the caliper detects the distance between the jaws and displays the measurement on the screen in real-time.
Switch Units: Measurements can easily be switched between millimeters and inches with the push of a button.
Zero Function: Pressing the zero button resets the display to zero at any point, allowing for differential measurements.

Uses:

External Measurements: The external jaws are used to measure the outside dimensions of objects like shafts, rods, and blocks.
Internal Measurements: The internal jaws measure the inner diameter of holes, tubes, and other hollow objects.
Depth Measurement: The depth rod is used to measure the depth of holes or recesses.
Step Measurement: Measures the height difference between two surfaces.

A digital caliper is an essential tool for professionals and hobbyists alike, offering precise, easy-to-read measurements for a variety of applications.

Features at a glance

Digital display: Provides precise and easy-to-read measurements.
Accuracy: High level of accuracy
Versatility: Can be used for various measurement tasks (external, internal, depth).
Compact design: Easy to carry and use.
Eliminates reading errors: The digital display prevents misinterpretation of the scales.
Faster measurements: The digital readout is immediate.
Increased accuracy: Often provides higher precision than traditional vernier calipers.