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AAlain
Published on 21/12/2023, FranceWhen ordering everything is French. On arrival from China, the battery is broken. It's all a bit light. For me, 3* = average.
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CCYKXA IP54 Waterproof Digital Caliper 150mm/6inch with Stainless Steel Body Inch/mm Conversion for Professional Measurement
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Description
General descriptionThis IP54 Waterproof Digital Caliper is a practical measuring tool made from stainless steel, designed for both professionals and home users. It offers reliable performance in various fields such as metalworking, mechanical engineering, carpentry, and medicine.Technical specificationsMeasuring range: 0 - 150 mm (0 - 6 inches)Material: Alloy head, stainless steel ruler bodySize: 245 x 90 x 22 mmResolution: 0.01 mmError margin: ±0.02 mmOther informationIP54 waterproof rating, resistant to oil and dustFeatures automatic power off after 5 minutes of inactivityIncludes inch/mm conversion switch for easy measurement changesLarge LCD screen for clear data displaySliding tightening screw to prevent data changes due to slidingShipping quantity: 1 piece
Features
- BrandCCYKXA
- Length150 mm
- Weight500 g
- MaterialStainless steel
- Measurement span15 cm
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4,5
/ 2 Reviews
Cchristian
Published on 08/07/2024, FranceThis is professional equipment.
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