Caliper Dedra MC0015 200 mm carbon steel precision measuring tool

Dedra MC0015 200 mm caliper is a mechanical sliding measuring tool made of carbon steel for straightforward measurement of external and internal dimensions, depths and steps. The caliper provides manual reading on a 200 mm scale and is built for regular workshop and DIY use where durable construction and simple operation are required.

Advantages

The carbon steel body delivers durability and resistance to everyday wear while maintaining dimensional stability for routine measuring tasks. The mechanical sliding design requires no batteries and offers immediate readout on a clear 200 mm scale, enabling quick checks and adjustments. The caliper’s compact length and solid build make it suitable for use in confined workshop spaces and for portable use on job sites.

Suitable for

• Measuring external diameters and widths of metal and wooden parts
• Measuring internal diameters such as bores and slots
• Depth and step measurements on components and workpieces
• General inspection, maintenance and fitting tasks in workshops

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–200 mm
• Material: carbon steel construction
• Measurement types: external, internal, depth and step
• Scale type: mechanical linear scale for manual reading
• Length: 200 mm measuring capacity

How to use

Open the jaws and place the caliper around or inside the feature to be measured, then slide the movable jaw until it contacts the workpiece. Read the value directly from the mechanical scale aligned with the index. For depth or step measurements, use the depth rod or step surfaces by extending the movable section until it rests on the reference surfaces. Ensure the jaws are clean and the caliper is held perpendicular to the measured surface for accurate results.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a dry place and keep jaws free of chips, oil and dirt. Periodically check for smooth sliding action and remove debris from the scale. Avoid exposing the tool to corrosive environments and do not use excessive force when closing the jaws to prevent deformation.