Caliper 8 mm by faster tools model 04-1-0098 — precision measuring tool, 8 mm jaw capacity

This faster tools caliper model 04-1-0098 is a precision measuring tool with an 8 mm jaw capacity designed for compact workshop and shop use. It provides accurate linear measurement of small external dimensions and is intended for routine checks, component inspection and measuring small parts where a limited-capacity instrument is sufficient. The caliper's compact form factor makes it suitable for tight workspaces and quick spot measurements on assemblies, machined parts and finished components.

Advantages

The caliper offers precise reading capability for small external measurements and a narrow jaw profile that reaches confined points. Its compact size and straightforward design ensure easy handling and quick setup for repetitive checks. Constructed to be practical for everyday workshop tasks, it supports accurate measurement without complex adjustments and is compatible with typical small-part inspection workflows.

Suitable for

• Measuring external diameters and widths of small parts
• Routine quality-control checks in a workshop or small-scale production
• Component inspection during assembly or repair
• Spot measurements in tight or confined spaces

Key specifications

• Jaw capacity: 8 mm for external measurements
• Measurement type: linear external measurement
• Form factor: compact, narrow-jaw design for confined access
• Typical application: shop and workshop use for small components

How to use

Place the caliper jaws around the external feature to be measured and gently close the jaws until they contact the part without deforming it. Read the measurement according to the caliper's scale or display, ensuring the instrument is held perpendicular to the measured surface for an accurate result. For repetitive checks, stabilize the part and the caliper on a flat reference surface to reduce variation. Perform measurements at ambient temperature to avoid thermal expansion effects on accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a dry, dust-free location and avoid impacts that could misalign the jaws. Clean contact surfaces before each use and handle the instrument with care to maintain measurement accuracy. For best results, check calibration periodically and compare measurements against a known standard when precise tolerance verification is required.