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Moore & Wright IP54 Water-Resistant Digital Caliper, 150mm (6-inch), Model MAW11015WR

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Product information

Description

General description

This Moore & Wright IP54 Water-Resistant Digital Caliper is designed for precise measurements of internal, external, depth, and step dimensions. Its water and dust-resistant construction makes it suitable for use in various environments. The caliper features a large LCD display for easy reading and a thumb roller for smooth operation. It can be zeroed at any point on the scale and offers four measurement modes, including millimeter/inch and absolute/incremental readings. Manufactured to DIN 862 standards, it provides reliable accuracy and durability.

Technical specifications

Measurement range: 0-150mm (0-6 inches)

Resolution: 0.01mm (0.0005 inches)

Accuracy: ±0.02mm

Jaws: 40mm

Power supply: CR2032 battery

Standards met: DIN 862, IP54 water and dust resistance

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard measurement tasks in engineering, woodworking, and home improvement projects

Supplied with a protective carry case for easy storage and transport

Installation

No installation required. Simply turn on the caliper using the on/off switch and calibrate to zero before use.

Usage

Use the thumb roller to slide the jaws smoothly for precise measurements.

Zero the display at any point for relative measurements.

Select measurement mode (mm/inch, absolute/incremental) as needed.

Other information

Constructed from stainless steel for durability.

Suitable for professional and DIY use in various environments.

Features

Brand
TBC
Length
150 mm
Warranty
1 year(s)
Certification body
DIN
Measurement span
15 cm

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