Caliper Tesa CALIPER 150 DIGITS 6" IP67 — digital 150 mm (6") measuring caliper, IP67

The Tesa CALIPER 150 DIGITS 6" IP67 is a digital measuring caliper with a 150 mm (6") measuring range and IP67 ingress protection. It delivers direct numerical readouts for outside, inside and depth measurements on a clear digital display. The caliper is built for workshop and quality-control environments where resistance to dust and temporary immersion in water is important, while offering the accuracy and convenience of a digital instrument.

Advantages

This digital caliper combines a robust housing with a stainless-steel measuring beam to ensure dimensional stability and wear resistance during repeated use. The IP67 rating gives protection against dust and short-term immersion, reducing the risk of damage in damp or dirty conditions. The large LCD digit display provides fast, unambiguous readings in millimetres or inches, and the instrument supports external, internal and depth measurement modes for versatile inspection tasks.

Suitable for

• Workshop measurements on parts and components
• Quality control inspections in production and assembly
• Machining setup and verification of tolerances
• Field measurement tasks where moisture or dust exposure may occur

Key specifications

• Measuring range: 0–150 mm (0–6")
• Measurement types: external, internal and depth
• Display: digital LCD with unit selection (mm/inch)
• Body material: stainless-steel beam and protective housing
• Environmental protection: IP67 (dust-tight and temporary immersion resistant)
• Battery-powered electronics with low-power consumption

How to use

Before measuring, zero the caliper at the fully closed position and select the preferred unit (mm or inches). For external dimensions, close the jaws gently around the workpiece and read the value on the display. For internal measurements, insert the internal jaws into the bore and expand until they contact opposing surfaces. For depth measurement, extend the depth rod into the feature until it sits on the reference surface. Handle the instrument by the beam or housing, avoid applying lateral forces to the jaws, and store it in a protective case when not in use.

Usage recommendations

To maintain accuracy, clean measuring faces before use and avoid exposing the caliper to aggressive chemicals. Replace the battery promptly when low-battery indication appears, perform periodic calibration checks against traceable standards, and dry the instrument after exposure to moisture before long-term storage.