Digital Caliper INSIZE 1103-300 — 300 mm measuring range, ABS, data output, square jaw, roll case, certificate

INSIZE 1103-300 is a 300 mm digital caliper designed for accurate linear measurements in workshops, inspection stations and quality-control environments. The instrument uses ABS (absolute) position encoding for reliable zero reference, provides data output for connection to data loggers or PCs, and is supplied with square jaws suitable for both internal and external measurements. A roll case and calibration certificate are included to support storage and traceability.

Advantages

The ABS absolute scale ensures stable zero referencing after power cycles, eliminating the need to re-zero the instrument. Data output enables direct transfer of measured values to computers or measurement systems, reducing transcription errors and speeding up inspection workflows. Square jaws offer precise contact surfaces for internal and external measurement tasks, and the supplied roll case protects the caliper during transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Workshop dimension checks and part setup
• Incoming inspection and quality-control measurements
• Precision fitting, machining and assembly verification
• Data-logged measurement collection for process control

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–300 mm
• Scale type: ABS (absolute) position encoding
• Display: digital readout
• Jaws: square-type jaws for internal and external measurements
• Data interface: data output for connection to external devices
• Accessories: roll case and calibration certificate included

How to use

Before measuring, verify the caliper is clean and the measuring faces are free of debris. Switch on the unit and confirm the zero position; ABS encoding maintains the reference but a manual zero check is recommended. Place the jaws on the part to be measured and read the value from the digital display. For internal measurements, use the internal faces of the square jaws; for external measurements, use the external faces. Use the data output to transfer readings to a connected PC or data logger following the manufacturer’s interface protocol.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in the provided roll case when not in use to protect the scale and jaws. Avoid exposing the instrument to strong shocks, excessive dust or liquids. Periodically check calibration against traceable standards and follow routine cleaning with a soft, lint-free cloth and light machine oil on sliding surfaces if required.