Caliper VOREL 15100 1 pc

The VOREL 15100 caliper is a precision measuring tool designed for accurate internal and external measurements. Constructed for durability and everyday use, this caliper combines a clear scale with a stable frame to support measuring tasks in mechanical work and woodworking. Its straightforward design makes it accessible for both professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts who require reliable dimensional checks.

Advantages

The caliper provides reliable measurement accuracy through a finely graduated scale and smooth sliding action. Its robust build resists wear during regular use and the easy-to-read markings reduce reading errors. Compact and portable, it is suitable for on-site checks and workshop use, while its simple construction minimizes the need for frequent maintenance.

Suitable for

• Measuring external dimensions of shafts, rods and blocks
• Measuring internal diameters of bores and holes
• Measuring step heights and depths in mechanical components
• Woodworking layout and verification of joints and fittings
• General dimensional inspection in hobby and light industrial settings

Key specifications

• Measurement functions: internal and external measurements, depth measurement
• Scale type: analogue graduated scale for manual reading
• Construction: durable metal frame designed for workshop environments
• Readability: clear, etched markings for straightforward reading
• Portability: compact single-piece caliper suitable for bench and field use

How to use

Hold the caliper firmly and slide the jaws to contact the object to be measured, ensuring the jaws are aligned perpendicular to the measurement axis. For external measurements, place the object between the outer jaws and read the value from the scale once the jaws are gently closed without excessive force. For internal measurements, insert the inner jaws into the bore and open them until they contact the inner surface, then read the scale. Use the depth probe if present to measure recesses or depths by extending it into the feature and reading the graduated scale.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a dry, clean place and avoid impacts or heavy loads that could bend the frame or misalign the scale. Clean measuring faces before use to remove debris that could affect accuracy. Periodically check the zero reading and adjust technique to ensure consistent pressure when taking measurements. For applications requiring higher traceable accuracy, consider calibration against a standard at regular intervals.