Caliper Vorel 150 mm model 15115 — precision measuring tool 150mm

Vorel caliper model 15115 is a 150 mm precision measuring tool designed for external, internal and depth measurements. The compact caliper provides accurate linear readings up to 150 mm and is suitable for workshop, hobby and DIY tasks where small-part measurement and verification are required. Simple to use and portable for on-site checks, this caliper offers straightforward measurement capability for everyday mechanical and crafting needs.

Advantages

The caliper delivers reliable measurements with a sliding jaw mechanism and a clear scale for quick reading. Its compact 150 mm length makes it convenient to carry and store, while construction materials ensure durability for regular workshop use. The tool supports multiple measurement types—external, internal and depth—so it reduces the need for separate gauges and simplifies measurement workflows.

Suitable for

• Measuring external dimensions of small parts, shafts and components
• Checking internal diameters of holes and bores
• Measuring depth of grooves, holes and recesses
• Workshop, hobby and DIY tasks requiring accurate linear measurement up to 150 mm

Key specifications

• Measuring range: up to 150 mm
• Measurement functions: external, internal and depth
• Scale type: manual vernier-style linear scale
• Construction: compact handheld caliper suitable for portable use
• Typical applications: mechanical parts, hobbies, general workshop measurement

How to use

Place the caliper jaws around the object for external measurements, between internal faces for internal measurements, or use the depth rod for depth readings. Slide the movable jaw until it contacts the measured surface, then read the value from the linear scale. Keep the jaws clean and apply gentle, consistent pressure to avoid deflection and ensure repeatable results. For the most accurate reading, make sure surfaces are free of debris and the caliper is seated squarely on the part.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a dry place and avoid drops or impacts. Regularly clean the scale and jaws with a soft cloth; avoid aggressive solvents. Use the tool within its 150 mm range and inspect for wear if used frequently in demanding environments.