Measuring Caliper Gimex 2–3.5 mm Set 208.035 – diameter gauge for small tubes and wires

The Gimex measuring caliper set 208.035 is a compact diameter gauge designed to measure external diameters from 2 to 3.5 mm. Intended for quick, repeatable checks of small cylindrical parts, this tool set is suitable for workshop, hobby and maintenance environments where accurate measurement of thin tubes, wires, pins and small bearings is required. The set provides a simple, mechanical solution for verifying part size without complex instruments.

Advantages

The caliper set offers precise, narrow-range measurement tailored to very small diameters, allowing fast go/no-go verification. Its compact design makes it easy to handle and store, while the mechanical gauge principle ensures reliable repeatability without batteries or calibration software. The tool is purpose-built to reduce measurement time for routine checks of small components.

Suitable for

• Checking external diameters of thin metal and plastic tubes
• Measuring wires and pins during assembly or repair
• Inspecting small bearings and bushings
• Quality control in workshops, model making and electronics

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 2.0 mm to 3.5 mm
• Type: external diameter gauge / caliper set for small parts
• Intended objects: tubes, wires, pins, small bearings
• Form factor: compact, handheld mechanical gauge

How to use

Place the part to be measured between the gauge jaws or insert it into the measuring opening designed for the small diameter range. Close the gauge gently until it contacts the part without deforming it, then read the result according to the gauge’s pass/fail or scale indication. For repeatable results, ensure the part is clean and free of burrs, and apply consistent contact pressure for each measurement.

Usage recommendations

Use the Gimex caliper set for routine dimensional checks rather than as a substitute for high-precision laboratory micrometers when traceable calibration or sub-micron accuracy is required. Store the set in a dry, dust-free place and inspect measuring edges regularly for wear or damage to maintain measurement reliability.