Caliper GEKO Suwmiarka 0-1000mm x 0.05 single jaw

The GEKO Suwmiarka caliper is a manual measuring instrument with a measuring range of 0–1000 mm and a resolution of 0.05 mm. Its single-jaw design provides a long measuring span for external and internal linear measurements where extended reach is required. Built for workshop and industrial use, the caliper is intended for applications in metalworking, carpentry and quality control processes that need straightforward, mechanical measurement without electronic components.

Advantages

The single-jaw construction offers robust support and simplified operation for long-range measurements. A fine resolution of 0.05 mm allows repeatable readings suitable for many practical tolerance checks. The manual mechanical design does not rely on batteries or electronics, which reduces maintenance and makes the tool ready for continuous use in harsh workshop environments. The caliper’s scale is clear and calibrated for direct reading of linear dimensions.

Suitable for

• Measuring external dimensions of long workpieces in metalworking
• Checking internal diameters and slots where extended reach is needed
• Carpentry tasks requiring straight linear measurement over large spans
• Quality control inspections and dimensional verification in production

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–1000 mm
• Resolution: 0.05 mm
• Design: single-jaw caliper for extended reach
• Measurement type: manual, mechanical linear measurement
• Typical applications: external and internal linear measurements

How to use

Position the caliper jaws on the part to be measured and slide the movable jaw until it contacts the workpiece. Read the measurement directly from the calibrated scale, using the fine graduations to determine the value to 0.05 mm. For internal measurements, place the jaws inside the opening and expand until they contact the internal surfaces. Ensure the jaws are clean and the sliding mechanism moves smoothly to avoid parallax or reading errors. Store the caliper in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, clean contact surfaces on both the caliper jaws and the workpiece before measuring, apply light and consistent contact force, and verify zero setting before each session. Avoid dropping or striking the caliper to maintain scale accuracy, and perform periodic checks against a calibrated gauge for quality control.