Caliper Gedore R94420021 Height 28 mm Weight 340 g

The Gedore R94420021 caliper, branded gedore red, is a compact precision measuring instrument with a height of 28 mm and a weight of 340 g. Designed for use in workshops and on-site inspections, this caliper provides straightforward linear measurement capability for internal and external dimensions and depth measurements when required. Its solid construction supports repeatable results in routine measurement tasks.

Advantages

This caliper combines compact dimensions and a stable metal body to deliver reliable measurements while minimizing handling fatigue. The 28 mm height contributes to accessibility in confined areas, and the 340 g weight balances portability with a robust feel. The simple mechanical operation requires no power source, reducing maintenance needs and ensuring usability in a wide range of environments.

Suitable for

• General workshop measurement of small parts
• Inspection and verification of component dimensions
• Hobbyist and DIY projects requiring accurate linear measurements
• On-site checks where a compact, hand-held caliper is needed

Key specifications

• Height: 28 mm
• Weight: 340 g
• Construction: metal body for durability
• Measurement types: external and internal linear measurements, depth measurement capability
• Operation: manual (no batteries required)

How to use

Hold the caliper by the body and position the measuring jaws against the object to be measured. For external dimensions, close the jaws lightly until they contact the part; read the scale or indicator according to the caliper model. For internal measurements, expand the jaws inside the opening and read the value. For depth measurement, use the depth probe by extending it into the feature and reading the scale. Keep the measuring surfaces clean and avoid excessive force to maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a protective case or drawer to prevent impacts and contamination. Periodically clean the jaws and sliding surfaces with a soft cloth and light oil if needed. Calibrate or check the tool against a reference gauge before critical measurements to ensure continued accuracy.