Caliper Gimex SUWMIARKA 250 MADD 0.05 with 10 Jaws, 250 mm Measuring Range

The Gimex SUWMIARKA 250 MADD 0.05 with 10 Jaws, 250 mm Measuring Range is a precision caliper designed for linear, internal, external and depth measurements up to 250 mm. It provides a 0.05 resolution/accuracy (as specified by the manufacturer) and includes ten interchangeable jaws to support a variety of measuring positions and object shapes. The caliper’s compact form and clear scale make it suitable for workshop use, hobby projects and inspection tasks where repeatable, mechanical measurements are required.

Advantages

This caliper combines a 250 mm measuring range with ten jaws to increase flexibility when measuring different geometries. The specified 0.05 resolution/accuracy supports precise readings for routine metrology tasks. Its design enables reliable external, internal and depth measurements without requiring separate tools, and the durable construction suits repeated use in workshop and hobby environments.

Suitable for

• Measuring external diameters and widths of parts and components
• Measuring internal diameters, grooves and recesses
• Depth measurements for holes and steps
• Routine inspection and quality control in small workshops
• Hobby and DIY projects requiring accurate linear measures

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 250 mm
• Resolution/accuracy: 0.05 (manufacturer specification)
• Number of jaws: 10 interchangeable jaws for various measuring positions
• Measurement types: external, internal and depth
• Scale type: mechanical vernier-style scale (manual readout)

How to use

Position the caliper jaws around or inside the feature to be measured, or use the depth rod for depth measurements. Close the jaws gently until they contact the workpiece without applying excessive force, then read the value from the scale according to the manufacturer’s indicated method for the 0.05 resolution. For internal measurements select the appropriate pair of jaws and ensure they seat consistently. For depth measurement extend the depth rod into the feature and reference the base of the tool on a stable surface.

Usage recommendations

Keep the caliper clean and free from chips or debris, store it in a protective case when not in use, and avoid exposure to strong impacts or corrosive substances. Calibrate or check accuracy periodically against a gauge block or reference standard if used for inspection-critical tasks. Use the correct jaw configuration for the feature measured to maintain repeatability.