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    Dial Calipers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Calipers. Dial Calipers.
    Watch the needle move as the jaws do for trustworthy measurements. To calculate your final measurement, simply add the decimal value on the dial to the number on the main scale. These calipers are battery-free, so they're always ready to use. However, the glass dial and internal components can break if accidentally dropped.
    McMaster-Carr Approved—The performance of brand-name calipers without the cost.
    Plastic Jaw—Best for measuring delicate surfaces, these jaws won't scratch. They also won't conduct electricity when working with wires and electrical parts. However, they'll wear down faster than metal jaws.
    Calipers
    Measuring
    Range
    Accuracy
    Measuring
    Increments
    Measurement
    per Dial Rev., mm
    Overall
    Lg.
    Body
    Material
    Jaw
    Material
    Dial Face
    Color
    Each
    McMaster-Carr Approved
    0 mm to 150 mm±0.025 mm0.1 mm108 3/4"PlasticPlasticWhite0000000000000
     

    Dial Calipers with Fractional Display

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Calipers. Dial Calipers with Fractional Display.
    No need to memorize conversions. The dial on these calipers lists measurements in both decimals and fractions of an inch. They're especially handy for carpentry and similar jobs that involve measurements down to 1/64".
    To calculate your final measurement, simply add the value on the dial to the number on the main scale. These calipers are battery-free, so they’re always ready to use. However, the glass dial and internal components can break if accidentally dropped.
    Plastic Jaw—Best for measuring delicate surfaces, these jaws won't scratch. They also won't conduct electricity when working with wires and electrical parts. However, they'll wear down faster than metal jaws.
    Calipers
    Measuring
    Range
    Accuracy
    Measuring
    Increments
    Measurement
    per Dial Rev.
    Fractional
    Increments
    Overall
    Lg.
    Body
    Material
    Jaw
    Material
    Dial Face
    Color
    Each
    0" to 6"±0.001"0.01"1"1/64"8.75"PlasticPlasticGreen/White0000000000000
     

    Static-Control Dial Calipers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Calipers. Static-Control Dial Calipers.
    Prevent static from damaging sensitive electronics as you measure them. The fiberglass body drains static away from your workpiece so you don't pass along harmful charges.
    To calculate your final measurement, simply add the value on the dial to the number on the main scale. These calipers are battery-free, so they’re always ready to use. However, the glass dial and internal components can break if accidentally dropped.
    Calipers
    Measuring
    Range
    Accuracy
    Measuring
    Increments
    Measurement
    per Dial Rev.
    Overall
    Lg.
    Body
    Material
    Jaw
    Material
    Dial Face
    Color
    Surface Resistance,
    ohm
    Specs. Met
    Each
    0" to 6"±0.002"0.001"0.3"9 3/4"FiberglassSteelWhite1× 10^6 to 1× 10^9IEC 61340-5-10000000000000
    0 mm to 150 mm±0.05 mm0.1 mm10 mm9 3/4"FiberglassSteelWhite1× 10^6 to 1× 10^9IEC 61340-5-1000000000000
     
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