Caliper INSIZE SUWMIARKA 150 MAUA 0.02 — INSIZE 1205-1502S precision 150 mm, 0.02 mm

INSIZE SUWMIARKA 150 MAUA 0.02 is a precision caliper with a 150 mm measuring range and 0.02 mm resolution, intended for accurate linear measurements. The tool supports external, internal and depth measurements and features a clear graduated scale and sturdy construction that facilitate repeatable checks in workshops and inspection environments. The caliper is suitable for tasks that require fine dimensional control in metalworking, assembly and quality control.

Advantages

The caliper provides high resolution (0.02 mm) for finer measurement increments than standard 0.05 mm instruments, enabling more precise readings. Its 150 mm range covers common small-to-medium workpieces while the rigid frame and well-defined jaws ensure stable contact and reduced measurement error. The simple graduated scale and sliding action allow fast, direct readings without extra setup, supporting efficient inspection routines.

Suitable for

• External diameter and length checks on metal and plastic parts
• Internal bore and groove measurements
• Depth measurement of recesses and slots
• Workshop layout, assembly verification and incoming inspection

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–150 mm
• Resolution: 0.02 mm
• Measurement functions: external, internal, depth
• Scale type: graduated vernier/dial (clear scale for direct reading)
• Construction: rigid metal frame with hardened jaws

How to use

Place the caliper jaws or depth rod on the feature to be measured, ensuring stable and perpendicular contact where applicable. Slide the movable jaw until it lightly contacts the workpiece without applying excessive force; read the measurement from the graduated scale according to the caliper type. For internal measurements use the smaller jaws; for depth use the projecting depth rod. Keep the caliper clean and free from chips or debris to preserve accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a protective case when not in use, avoid exposure to coolant or corrosive fluids, and periodically verify accuracy against gauge blocks or a calibrated standard. Use gentle, consistent pressure when closing the jaws to prevent wear and maintain repeatable results.