Caliper Dedra MC0010 150 mm carbon steel vernier caliper

Vernier caliper Dedra MC0010 is a manual precision measuring tool with a 150 mm measuring range, manufactured from carbon steel. The caliper is designed for accurate internal, external and depth measurements using a vernier scale. Its durable steel construction and compact size make it suitable for routine workshop, hobby and light industrial tasks where linear measurements up to 150 mm are required.

Advantages

The Dedra MC0010 caliper offers straightforward, mechanical measurement without batteries, providing reliable readings via a clear vernier scale. Carbon steel construction ensures wear resistance for regular use, while the compact 150 mm range allows precise work on small to medium-sized parts. The tool is lightweight enough for handheld operation yet rigid enough to maintain measurement stability during standard tasks.

Suitable for

• Measuring outer diameters, widths and lengths of components
• Measuring internal diameters and groove widths
• Depth measurements of holes and recesses
• Workshop layout, hobby projects and light industrial inspection

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–150 mm
• Material: carbon steel
• Measuring functions: external, internal and depth
• Scale type: vernier scale for manual reading
• Construction: rigid frame suitable for routine use

How to use

To measure external dimensions, close the jaws around the object and read the value from the main scale and vernier scale alignment. For internal measurements, insert the smaller jaws into the opening and expand until they contact the inside surfaces, then read the scales. For depth measurements, extend the depth rod into the hole or recess until it rests on the bottom, and take the reading from the scales. After each measurement, ensure the jaws are cleaned of debris and return the caliper to the closed position to protect the measuring faces.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a dry place to minimise corrosion of the carbon steel and wipe measuring faces with a soft cloth before and after use. Avoid applying excessive force to the jaws and use the tool within its 150 mm range for accurate results. Periodically check the vernier alignment against a calibrated standard if high accuracy is required.