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Light in Weight & Easy to Handle
Robust, Hardened, Ground Stainless Steel Jaw & Beams




Hardened stainless steel construction
Buttons: zero, power on & of, inch/mm







Graduation: 0.02mm
Satin Chrome Plated Reading Surface


Packed in plastic box
Buttons: zero, power on & of, inch/mm









Monoblock Vernier Caliper has the Virtue of its Unmovable Verniers


Digimatic Vernier: Precise Eco & Fine Quality

Digimatic Vernier: Precise Eco & Fine Quality




Zero setting in any position With a small locking thumb
Internal, external and height dimensions can be easily and accurately

Raised Sliding Surfaces for Protection of the Scale, Can Measure
Vernier & Main Scale are with Satin Chrome Finish for


Fine Adjustment & Monoblock

Used for Internal, External & Step Measurements
Vernier & Main Scale are with Satin Chrome Finish for




Zero Settings At Any Position & Provides Clear Readings


Measures in Metric/Inch Units, Monoblock with Fine Adjustment
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What are stainless steel calipers primarily used for?
Stainless steel calipers are precision measuring instruments used to accurately determine the dimensions of an object, such as the external or internal diameter, depth, and thickness.
What are the common types of stainless steel calipers?
The most common types are vernier calipers, dial calipers, and digital calipers, each offering different display methods for measurements but all constructed from stainless steel for quality.
How do I maintain my stainless steel calipers?
To maintain them, keep them clean and dry, store them in their case to prevent damage, and avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures.
Are stainless steel calipers suitable for precision work?
Yes, stainless steel calipers are highly regarded for their precision and are widely used in industries like machining, engineering, automotive, and jewelry making where accurate measurements are critical.