Caliper Gimex 150 mm digital model 216.125.N, electronic measuring tool 150mm

Digital caliper Gimex 150 mm model 216.125.N is an electronic measuring tool designed for quick and accurate linear measurements up to 150 mm. The caliper provides a clear digital readout for external, internal and depth measurements and is suitable for workshop, hobby and inspection tasks where reliable dimensional checks are required. Its compact construction and straightforward operation make it practical for metalworking, woodworking and general measuring duties with a 150 mm capacity.

Advantages

The electronic display delivers immediate numerical results, reducing reading errors compared with analog scales. A compact 150 mm measuring range covers most small to medium measurement needs while keeping the instrument lightweight and easy to handle. The caliper supports external, internal and depth measurement modes in a single tool, streamlining multiple inspection tasks. Battery-powered electronics ensure constant digital output and simple zeroing for fast comparative measurements.

Suitable for

• External diameter and length checks on small parts
• Internal diameter measurements of holes and bores within 150 mm range
• Depth measurements for slots, recesses and step heights
• General workshop inspection, hobby projects and quality control of components

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–150 mm
• Measurement functions: external, internal and depth measurements
• Display type: digital LCD readout
• Body material: compact metal construction suitable for workshop use
• Power supply: battery-operated electronic display

How to use

Switch on the caliper and zero the display with the jaws fully closed before measurement to ensure correct baseline. For external measurements, place the object between the outer jaws and slide the movable jaw until the jaws contact the object, then read the value on the display. For internal measurements, use the inner jaws and expand them inside the hole or bore until they contact the internal surfaces, then read the displayed value. For depth measurements, extend the depth probe into the recess or slot until it contacts the bottom and read the depth on the screen. Use the zero function to make relative measurements or to compare multiple parts.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a protective case when not in use and avoid exposure to strong shocks or prolonged moisture. Regularly clean the sliding surfaces and jaws with a soft cloth to maintain accuracy. Replace the battery promptly when the display dims or output becomes unstable. For precision work, allow the instrument to reach ambient temperature with the workpiece before measuring.