Caliper Gimex Suwmiarka 150 MAUB 0.02 6 SQ, 150 mm measuring range, 0.02 mm resolution

Gimex Suwmiarka 150 MAUB 0.02 6 SQ is a 150 mm vernier caliper with 0.02 mm resolution designed for precise external, internal and depth measurements. The compact metal construction offers stable linear measurement in a handheld format suitable for workshop use, hobby projects and basic quality-control checks. The scale and jaw arrangement enable direct reading of fine dimensions while the limited measuring range keeps the tool portable and easy to store.

Advantages

The caliper combines a narrow 150 mm measuring range with fine 0.02 mm resolution to deliver repeatable dimensional readings for small parts and components. Its solid frame resists flex during normal handling and the jaws are shaped for reliable contact on external and internal surfaces. The instrument supports depth measurement with the extending probe and allows quick visual assessment of dimensions without electronic components.

Suitable for

• Workshop and light industrial part measurement
• Hobbyist model making and DIY component sizing
• Routine dimensional inspection and incoming part checks
• Measuring small features, bores and depths on metal or plastic parts

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 150 mm
• Resolution: 0.02 mm
• Measurement types: external, internal, depth
• Construction: metal frame with fixed and sliding jaws
• Scale type: vernier-style fine scale for direct reading

How to use

Position the workpiece between the external jaws for outside dimensions, between the internal jaws for bore or groove widths, or use the depth probe to measure recesses. Ensure the jaws make clean contact with the measured surfaces and slide the movable jaw until secure but without compressing the part. Read the main and vernier scales to obtain the measurement with 0.02 mm resolution. Keep the caliper aligned with the measured feature to avoid parallax or angular errors.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, clean measuring faces before use and check zero alignment before each session. Store the caliper in a protective sleeve or case to prevent nicks on the jaws and avoid exposing it to strong impacts or corrosive environments. Periodic verification against a gauge block or reference standard is advised if the caliper is used for quality-control purposes.