Caliper Gimex MAJD 600 x 150 mm 0.05 mm measuring tool 201.326

Gimex MAJD 600 x 150 mm caliper (model 201.326) is a precision measuring tool designed for accurate linear and depth measurements. With two measurement ranges—600 mm for larger external and internal dimensions and 150 mm for shorter, fine checks—and a resolution of 0.05 mm, the caliper supports external, internal, depth and step measurements commonly required in workshops, inspection stations and production environments.

Advantages

The caliper provides fine resolution of 0.05 mm for precise readings and repeatable results. It combines dual-range capability for versatile measuring tasks and a robust construction suitable for routine workshop and production use. The clear scale and smooth sliding mechanism enable controlled positioning and measurement without the need for additional tools. The instrument is compact enough for bench use while offering the reach required for larger components.

Suitable for

• External measurements of parts and assemblies
• Internal diameter checks of bores and openings
• Depth measurements for holes and recesses
• Step and shoulder dimension verification
• Inspection, quality control and workshop measurement tasks

Key specifications

• Primary measuring range: 600 mm
• Secondary measuring range: 150 mm
• Resolution: 0.05 mm
• Measuring functions: external, internal, depth, step
• Scale type: vernier-style scale for direct reading

How to use

Position the caliper jaws around or inside the object to be measured, slide the movable jaw until contact is made without excessive force, and read the value from the vernier and main scale for the combined measurement. For depth measurements, extend the depth probe into the hole or recess until it rests on the reference plane and read the scale. For step measurements, use the stepped reference faces to capture the difference between surfaces. Handle the instrument on a stable surface and ensure jaws are clean and free of debris to maintain measurement accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a protective case or on a clean bench when not in use, avoid exposing it to strong magnetic fields or corrosive environments, and periodically check zero setting and scale condition. For best accuracy, measure at ambient temperature and avoid applying excessive clamping force to the jaws.