Caliper analogue YATO YT-7200 — dial/slide caliper for external/internal/depth measuring

Analogue caliper YATO YT-7200 is a mechanical precision measuring tool designed for external, internal and depth measurements. The tool combines a sliding scale with a dial readout to give quick, readable measurements without batteries. Hardened measuring jaws and a robust frame provide stability and wear resistance for routine checks in workshop, metalworking and DIY environments.

Advantages

The caliper offers a dial indicator for clear measurement reading and a fine adjustment mechanism for controlled, repeatable positioning. Hardened jaws extend service life under frequent contact with metal workpieces, while the solid slide and locking screw minimise measurement drift. The analogue design removes dependence on power sources and simplifies on-the-spot verification tasks.

Suitable for

• Measuring external diameters and widths of parts
• Measuring internal dimensions such as bore or slot widths
• Measuring depth of holes and steps
• Routine workshop and metalworking inspections
• DIY projects requiring precise dimensional checks

Key specifications

• Measurement functions: external, internal and depth measurements
• Display type: analogue dial with sliding scale
• Construction: hardened measuring jaws and rigid beam for wear resistance
• Adjustment: fine adjustment mechanism and locking screw for repeatable readings
• Power: mechanical operation, no batteries required

How to use

Place the caliper jaws around or inside the object to be measured and use the sliding beam to close the jaws gently until they contact the surfaces. Read the value on the dial and the scale; use the fine adjustment to obtain the exact position before tightening the locking screw to stabilise the reading. For depth measurements, extend the depth rod into the hole or recess until the base of the caliper rests on the reference surface and read the dial. Clean contact surfaces before measuring and avoid applying excessive force to prevent jaw deformation.

Usage recommendations

Store the caliper in a protective case and wipe measuring faces after use. Periodically check calibration against a gauge block or reference standard and avoid exposure to corrosive environments to maintain accuracy and service life.